Eligible to became corporate affairs

I could not decode your question correctly,but I feel that you want to know about various type of company

Basic is Private Company - Which restrict through its AOA to offer shares to public and Max no of member to 200 ,except share alloted to employee (who got share during his/her employment and continue to be shareholder even after ceasing of employment) ,Joint holder(s) will also counted towards one ,Min Director are 2 and Subscriber to MOA should also be 2

Public Limited Company - There is no restriction on no of members ,but compliances will be on higher side,min director 3 and subscriber to MOA 7

Govt Company - Company or subsy. of such company in which 50% or more shareholding is of Central Govt or State Govt or Together by CG/SG or any department or ministry of centre or State ,Govt company will always be Public Limited Company , In case of State Govt company then share certificate will be issued in name of Governor and For Centre in name of President

Foreign company - Company which has established place of business in India but having origination outside India ,like Branch Office / Project Office / Liaison office ,note that if foreign company just invest in India in WOS or Subsy then resulting company will always be of India but having FDI

Holding Company - In Layman sense a company which have control over the affairs of another company by voting rights or shareholders agreement to extend of more than 50% is holding company ( it includes foreign company also ),such another company is subsy company

Company Ltd by shares - liability of Members are limited to share capital subscribed by them

Company Ltd by guarantee - the amount member or subscriber guaranteed for contribution in the event of winding up

Unlimited liability company - Liability of members will be unlimited (upto the amount a company owe to outsiders during the winding up)

OPC- only one person as member ,and one nominee to be appointed

Startup - Private company which has not completed 10 yrs post incorporation or turnover doesn't exceed 100 crore Rs and recognised by DPIIT as eligible startup,and not established by any split up or reconstruction of company already in existence of holding company of another company ,and should be in business which Is scalable one with high potential of employment generation

Dormant - Company which is not having any significant accounting txns and holding only assets for future business

Nidhi Company - Like a Corporate form of cooperative society ( has to take status of Nidhi company - mutual benefit )

Producer Co - For Agriculture side ( working on cooperative principle ) for doing the work for members like marketing ,processing ,or equipment procurement for members

Sec 8 - Like a Trust ,set up generally for CSR purpose

IFSC Cos - Companies which are setup in International Financial Service Centre

Listed company - Securities are listed on stock exchange have a highest standard of corporate governance


Turnover ,Paid Up Capital ,Net Worth , Outstanding Loan and Borrowing ,Net Profit ,Deposit are criteria for applicability of Various provisions of companies act like XBRL,CARO,Internal Audit ,Cost Records * ,Rotation of Auditors, Board Report Details ,CSR, Committees Requirements ,Director ( Independent or Women ), Evaluation of directors , Deposit eligibility etc .

By the way ,Max No of Directors is 15 for all cos and by passing special resolution company can increase or decrease it

Max limit of director is 20 ( out of which not more than 10 is public company or deemed public company)

Authd Capital for Pvt is 1 Lacs and 5 Lacs for Public ,paid up capital cap removed in 2015

hope it's of some use .

@ Chirag : Thank you Soo much for your clear explanation ,salute sir......for government company not less than 51% of paid up capital??

@ MPR ,Even the Govt(s) are holding less than 51% may sometimes consider or continue to get the status quo of Govt Companies ,Because of Control by one or more Govt ,So ,It's a true as per the act that to classify company as govt company min 51% by Govt(s) is required but sometimes the terms include in AOA or any act/special provision in other statute also be taken into account

@ Thank you Soo much Chirag plse always guide me