Main Object Clauses
- To establish, operate and manage gymnasiums, fitness centres, health clubs, yoga studios, crossfit boxes, swimming pools and sports training academies.
- To provide personal training, group fitness programmes, sports coaching, physiotherapy, nutrition counselling and corporate wellness programmes.
- To manufacture, import, export and trade gym equipment, fitness accessories, sportswear, nutritional supplements and health foods.
- To organise sports tournaments, fitness events, marathons and leagues, and to manage athletes, teams and sports facilities on contract.
NIC Code: 93 — Sports, amusement and recreation activities
Related Licences & Registrations
- Shops & Establishments registration: needed for every centre, in each state of operation.
- FSSAI licence: required if you sell nutritional supplements or health foods — supplements are a regulated category, not ordinary retail.
- Fire NOC: commercial fitness centres in malls and high-rises need it before fit-out approval.
- Music licence (PPL / IPRS / Novex): needed if you play music in centres — gyms receive notices for unlicensed music regularly.
ROC Filing Notes
- Supplement trading is the clause MCA watches most. Keep it as manufacturing or trading of ‘nutritional supplements’ with no therapeutic claims.
- If your academies certify trainers, mention certification explicitly — it is a distinct service line, not implied by ‘coaching’.
- Tie event management to sports and fitness events. A generic ‘event management’ object in a fitness MOA looks copy-pasted and draws questions.
