Overview
A Producer Company is a corporate structure created specifically for farmers, agriculturists and other primary producers to come together and benefit from collective scale. It blends the spirit of a cooperative with the discipline and credibility of a company, under the Companies Act.
It enables producers to jointly handle activities such as production, harvesting, procurement, processing, marketing and export of their produce, and to access better prices, credit and technology than they could individually. Ownership and benefits remain with the producer-members.
CorpRaasta manages the complete incorporation — requiring a minimum of ten producer-members or two producer institutions and five directors — including DSC and DIN, name approval, MOA/AOA drafting suited to producer objects, and PAN/TAN.
What is Producer Company?
A Producer Company is a company formed by primary producers or producer institutions to carry on activities relating to production, procurement, processing and marketing of their produce, with ownership held by the producer-members.
Why it matters
By organising under a Producer Company, farmers and primary producers gain collective bargaining power, access to formal credit and markets, and a credible corporate structure — while keeping ownership and profits within the producer community.
Key features
Who needs it
Documents required
How it works
DSC & DIN
We obtain Digital Signatures and Director Identification Numbers for the directors.
Name approval
The Producer Company name is reserved with the MCA.
Documentation
We draft the MOA and AOA aligned to producer objectives with member and director details.
SPICe+ filing
The incorporation form is filed with PAN, TAN and related applications.
Incorporation
The Registrar issues the Certificate of Incorporation with CIN, PAN and TAN.