Public Limited Company Closure Services
Shutting down a public limited company can be a strategic decision—whether due to business inoperation, cost burdens, or compliance fatigue. At Rebizco, we make this process smooth and compliant. Closing your company eliminates risks such as penalties, director disqualifications, and lingering liabilities, giving you the freedom to refocus and relaunch without encumbrances. We handle the complexities so you can move forward confidently.
What is a Close Public Limited Company?
A public limited company allows public participation through shareholding, often listed on stock exchanges and governed by stringent disclosure norms under the Companies Act, 2013.
Closure, also known as “Striking Off,” refers to legally removing a public company’s name from the Registrar of Companies (ROC). Governed by Section 248 of the Companies Act and the Companies (Removal of Names of Companies) Rules, 2016, this procedure terminates all legal obligations and dissolves the entity formally.
Our Company Closure Process
At Rebizco, we follow a transparent, compliant, and hassle-free closure process:
Note: Each step is overseen by Rebizco’s legal team to ensure complete compliance.
Benefits of Closing a Public Limited Company
Documents Required
We ensure meticulous documentation to fast-track the closure:
Why Choose Rebizco?
At Rebizco, we don’t just close companies we close them correctly and efficiently.
Trust Rebizco to take you from complexity to closure—with clarity and confidence.
Get Started with Rebizco Today
Schedule a free consultation to discuss the best way forward for your public limited company’s closure. Let Rebizco manage the legalities while you focus on your next opportunity.
FAQs – Public Limited Company Closure
Q: Why should I consider closing my public limited company?
A: To reduce compliance costs, remove penalty risks, and legally exit from an inactive or non-operational business.
Q: What is the Fast Track Exit (FTE) Scheme?
A: It’s a simplified closure route for companies that are inactive and have no liabilities or assets exceeding specified limits.
Q: How long does the closure process take?
A: Typically it takes 3–6 months, depending on regulatory approvals and documentation accuracy.
Q: Can the closure be initiated online?
A: Yes, certain filings can be done online via the MCA portal. Physical document submissions may still be necessary.
Q: What role does the board resolution play?
A: It formally initiates the closure, showing that the board agrees to dissolve the company.
Q: Are there penalties for mistakes during closure?
A: Yes, incorrect filings or missing steps can incur penalties. Professional assistance is strongly recommended.
Q: Can I reopen my company after closure?
A: No. Once officially dissolved, the company cannot be reopened. You would need to register a new entity.
Q: What if the company has outstanding loans?
A: All debts must be settled, or NOCs obtained from creditors before closure can proceed.
Q: Can I convert to a private limited company before closing?
A: Yes, subject to procedural compliance and regulatory approval.
Q: Can I close my company with pending legal cases?
A: Legal cases must be resolved or appropriate clearances obtained before initiating closure.