Producer Company Registration
Farmer producer organisations incorporated under Part XXI-A.
Overview
A Producer Company is incorporated by ten or more individual producers or two or more producer institutions under Part XXI-A of the Companies Act, 2013, to handle production, harvesting, procurement, pooling, marketing and export of members' primary produce. It combines the limited liability of a company with the mutual-benefit character of a cooperative and is the preferred vehicle for FPOs seeking NABARD or SFAC support. Jurisync handles DSCs, name approval, MoA/AoA drafting and SPICe+ incorporation.
Scope of work
- DSC and DIN for five directors
- Name reservation in SPICe+ Part A
- MoA and AoA drafted for producer objects
- SPICe+ incorporation with PAN and TAN
- Guidance on FPO scheme eligibility
Eligibility
- Minimum 10 individual producers or 2 producer institutions
- Minimum 5 directors
- Authorised capital of at least ₹5 lakh
- Members must be primary producers
Step-by-step process
- 1
Structuring
We map members, share capital and the board composition.
- 2
Name approval
Names ending with 'Producer Company Limited' are reserved through SPICe+ Part A.
- 3
Drafting
MoA objects are drafted strictly within the permitted producer activities.
- 4
Incorporation
SPICe+ Part B is filed and the certificate, PAN and TAN are delivered.
Documents required
- PAN and Aadhaar of all members and directors
- Proof of producer status (land records / farmer ID)
- Registered office address proof with NOC
- Photographs and contact details
What you actually pay
Two separate components: Jurisync's professional fee (fixed, shown below) and any government or statutory charge (billed at actuals, receipt shared with you).
| Jurisync professional fee | ₹34,999 |
|---|---|
| Government / statutory charges | ₹6,000 – ₹12,000 (MCA + stamp duty) |
| Indicative timeline | 20–30 working days |
| Mode of delivery | Fully online across India — documents, approvals and final certificates through your Jurisync case workspace. |
Timelines depend on government portal processing and how quickly documents are provided; statutory approval always rests with the concerned authority.
How Jurisync handles your producer company registration
Jurisync LLP is a technology-enabled business compliance and professional services platform connecting businesses with qualified professionals including Company Secretaries, Chartered Accountants, Cost Accountants and Advocates wherever required.
Work done by qualified professionals
Every filing is prepared and reviewed by an independent Company Secretary, Chartered Accountant, Cost Accountant or Advocate — matched to your matter, named to you before work starts.
Published fixed fees, no surprises
Our professional fee is printed on this page. Government fees and statutory charges are shown separately and billed at actuals, so nothing gets added mid-way.
One secure workspace per case
Upload documents to your own case vault, see exactly what is pending, approve drafts and download final certificates — no documents floating on WhatsApp or personal email.
Confidential, tracked communication
Messages with your assigned professional stay inside the case workspace, with an activity trail of every upload, verification and filing status change.
Frequently asked
Can a producer company distribute profits?
Surplus is distributed as limited return on share capital and patronage bonus, in proportion to produce supplied.
Is NABARD funding available?
FPOs registered as producer companies are eligible for NABARD and SFAC equity grant and credit guarantee schemes, subject to their criteria.
Where we deliver
Producer Company Registration is handled online, so your location does not change the fee or the process. Our office is at 391, Old Anaj Mandi, Hisar City, Haryana – 125001, India, and we regularly serve clients in:
Jurisync LLP is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation or practise law. Professional services are rendered by independent qualified professionals. Fees shown are Jurisync LLP's professional charges; government fees, stamp duty and third-party charges are additional and billed at actuals.