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Russian businesses are looking at India seriously, and the numbers explain why. Trade between the two countries reached a record USD 68.69 billion in FY 2025-26, with both governments targeting USD 100 billion by 2030. Growth is no longer just oil and defence — engineering, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and technology are all expanding. If you run
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So you’ve decided to set up a company in India. Great decision — India is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and one of the most business-friendly destinations for global investors and entrepreneurs. But before you can open a bank account, hire employees, or even sign your first business contract in India, there’s
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Do you have a business based on a new idea, innovation, or emerging opportunity? Your business may be eligible for Startup India registration, which offers several government-backed benefits, incentives, and support schemes. The trouble is that many founders never register. Some think their business is too old or too big to qualify. Others apply and
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Planning to set up a company in India from the UK? The first real question is rarely cost — it is “what documents do we actually need?” And the honest answer is: it depends on the structure you choose. A wholly owned subsidiary, a limited liability partnership and a liaison office each sit under different
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A simple guide under the Companies Act, 2013 Not every company is built to make money for its owners. Some are created purely to do good — to help people, spread education, protect the environment, or support the arts. In India, such companies are set up under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013. These
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For UK businesses, entering India means working through unfamiliar laws, taxes, setup costs, and economic complexity — but the rewards can be worth it. Breaking into the Indian market has never been easy for UK businesses. High tariffs, unfamiliar rules, complex tax laws, and the cost of setting up have made it a tough market
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Are you planning to start a company in India? Then you must know about the AOA, an important document required to legally register your company in India. Starting a company in India? Along with the Memorandum of Association (MOA), there is a second document you simply cannot skip — the Articles of Association, commonly called
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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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