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Setting up a company in India starts with one foundational legal provision — Section 3 of the Companies Act, 2013. Whether you are an Indian entrepreneur, an NRI, or an overseas investor exploring company formation in India, understanding Section 3 is the first step toward a smooth and legally compliant incorporation process. At Mercurius, we
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Everything a founder, business owner, NRI or company needs to know — explained in simple way. Starting a company in India? Then there is one document you simply cannot skip — the Memorandum of Association, commonly called the MOA. Think of it as the birth certificate and rulebook of your company rolled into one. It
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If you’re a UK business owner or NRI looking to expand into India, you’re tapping into one of the world’s fastest-growing economies. The India-UK bilateral trade reached £43 billion in 2024, marking a 8.3% increase compared to the previous year, making India an attractive destination for British entrepreneurs. But here’s the thing: registering a company
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Are you a UK businessman, entrepreneur, or someone with Indian roots looking to expand your business horizons? If so, India is calling! With a booming economy, favorable government policies, and tremendous growth opportunities, India has become one of the most attractive investment destinations for UK investors. Let’s explore the top 10 reasons why now is
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Japan’s investment in India has accelerated dramatically. Today, 1,400 Japanese companies operate in India and target nearly 5,000 business establishments across branch offices, liaison offices, and local subsidiaries by 2029, with USD 26.8 billion—over 60% of cumulative FDI—arriving in just the last decade. For Japanese business leaders considering India expansion, establishing a subsidiary company
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Want to start an IT services company? India is calling you Every year, thousands of entrepreneurs from around the world—from the USA, UK, Europe, Australia, and beyond—choose India to launch their IT services businesses. Why? Because India offers something no other country can match: world-class talent at a fraction of the cost, zero taxes for
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If you are a foreign national, an NRI, or an overseas company looking to set up a business in India, one question comes up very early: should you register a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) or a Private Limited Company? Most people online will tell you to “just go with a Private Limited.” And for many
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For Japanese businesses, India is no longer just an option — it is the top choice. In the latest JBIC survey, India was ranked the No.1 most promising country for Japanese companies over the medium term for the fourth year in a row, with 61.8% of firms naming it. India has now overtaken China as
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Thinking about starting a company in India from another country? India offers a huge market, a strong talent pool, and an open door to foreign investment — in most sectors, foreigners can even own 100% of an Indian company. But one rule surprises almost every foreign founder: your Indian company must have at least one
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Thinking of starting a private limited company in India but unsure about the compliance requirements, which forms need to be filed, and with which authorities? Starting a private limited company in India is relatively simple, and it remains one of the most preferred business structures for both Indian and foreign entrepreneurs because of its credibility, flexibility,
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