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Producer company

Farmers and producers own and run a company together. They buy and sell as one, and share the gains.

What you need
Producer company
Checked by experts
  1. Ten producer membersOr two producer groups
  2. Five directorsFrom among the members
  3. A registered officeAddress proof and the owner's consent
  4. PAN and ID for each personAadhaar or passport
  5. Expert-checked papersSpecial rules apply

Good for

Farmers' groupsBuy inputs and sell crops together, as one company.
Dairy and fishing groupsMilk, fish and other producers working together.
Artisans and weaversHandloom and craft producers can join too.

Every year after

A producer company has its own set of rules in company law. We track them for you.

  • Board meetings
  • Annual general meeting
  • Accounts filed within 60 days of the AGM
  • Annual return
  • Internal audit
Your company
Members10 producers
Directors5
Annual general meetingHeld
Annual returnFiled

The first year, by example

Formed on10 August 2026
By 9 September 2026First board meeting and first auditor
By 6 February 2027Start of business declared (INC-20A)
31 March 2027First financial year ends
By 31 December 2027First annual general meeting
By 29 February 2028Accounts filed (AOC-4), within 60 days of the AGM
By 29 February 2028Annual return filed (MGT-7 or MGT-7A)

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Frequently asked questions

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Who counts as a producer?

Farmers, dairy and fishing groups, and others who grow or make primary produce.

Can outsiders become members?

Only producers can be members. A senior expert explains the options.

Is this the same as an FPO?

Many farmer producer organisations are set up as producer companies. We help you form one.