ComplyKart Services
Public Limited to Private Limited
Going private means fewer compliances and tighter control — but the path runs through the NCLT, with shareholder approvals, stakeholder notices, and a tribunal order. We manage the full process so the conversion actually completes.
CA/CS-guided review
Your documents and structure are checked before anything is filed.
Written scope first
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Fees and packages for Public Limited to Private Limited
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Public Limited to Private Limited
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Public to Private Limited Conversion Package Inclusions
- NCLT approval route assessment for conversion
- Special resolution and creditor NOC compilation
- Petition drafting and filing with NCLT
- ROC filings after NCLT order
- New Certificate of Incorporation follow-up
Overview
What the conversion actually involves
A public company converts to private by altering its articles — which requires a shareholder special resolution and NCLT approval under Section 14.
The NCLT process includes notices to creditors and stakeholders, who get an opportunity to object.
On approval, the company gets a fresh certificate of incorporation reflecting private limited status.
The articles must then restrict share transfer, limit members to 200, and prohibit public subscription.
The company remains the same legal entity — contracts, assets, and liabilities continue uninterrupted.
Benefits
Why companies convert through us
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NCLT process managed
Public-to-private conversion needs NCLT approval — a tribunal process, not a filing. We manage the petition end to end.
Statutory procedure followed
Board meetings, shareholder special resolution, creditor considerations — the Companies Act sequence, executed in order.
Stakeholder process handled
Creditors, debenture holders, and regulators get their say in this process. We handle notices and objections.
Clean completion
Fresh certificate of incorporation, updated MOA/AOA, and filings — the conversion completed properly.
Documents
Documents you will usually need
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Does the company lose its identity or contracts?
The company continues as the same legal entity — contracts, assets, and liabilities carry over. Only the company's character and compliance regime change.
Process
How we handle your conversion
You’ll see each stage, what’s pending and what we need from you — so filings don’t bounce back.
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Assess and plan
We confirm conversion serves your goals and map the stakeholder landscape.
Board and shareholder approvals
Board approval followed by a shareholder special resolution for the conversion.
NCLT petition
Drafted, filed, and pursued — with stakeholder notices served as required.
Hearing and order
Objections addressed, order obtained from the Tribunal.
RoC filings and fresh certificate
Fresh certificate, updated MOA/AOA, and RoC filings — conversion complete.
Why ComplyKart
Why ComplyKart for this
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NCLT practice experience
NCLT petitions are specialist work — we draft and pursue them regularly.
Single ownership
Resolutions, petition, notices, filings — one team owns the whole sequence.
Honest timelines
We tell you the realistic timeline and cost upfront — tribunal processes reward honesty.
NCLT practice experience: NCLT petitions are specialist work — we draft and pursue them regularly.
FAQ
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Common reasons: fewer compliance requirements, no minimum member count of seven, restrictions on share transfer becoming enforceable, and aligning the structure with a closely held business. We discuss whether conversion actually serves your goals before starting.
Yes — conversion of a public company to private requires approval of the Tribunal (NCLT) under Section 14, along with a special resolution of shareholders. This is what makes the process longer than most company changes.
Typically several months — the NCLT petition, notices to stakeholders, hearing, order, and then RoC filings. We give you a realistic timeline after reviewing your company.
A private company needs a minimum of 2 members (vs 7 for public), 2 directors, and its articles must restrict share transfer and prohibit public subscription. We redraft your MOA/AOA accordingly.
Quote-based, covering the NCLT petition, resolutions, and filings. Request a quote with your company details.
Creditors and other stakeholders are given notice and can object before the NCLT. We manage the notice process and respond to objections — most genuine conversions proceed smoothly.
The company continues as the same legal entity — contracts, assets, and liabilities carry over. Only the company's character and compliance regime change.
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Real stories from businesses we've worked with.
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Guides on Public Limited to Private Limited
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Trust & transparency
Sources & how we keep this page accurate
Primary sources we refer to:
- Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA)
- GST Portal
- Income Tax Department
- IP India (Trademark / Patent / Copyright)
Last updated: 3 October 2026
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