Company Registration
New export venture launching. Overseas parent setting up an Indian subsidiary. Existing business restructuring for a funding round. Most incorporation practices stop at the COI. We chain PAN, GST, IEC, current account and DGFT profile so the entity is trade-ready, not just legally-alive.
20-min call · Fixed-scope quote · Response within 1 business day
Why incorporation goes wrong for exporters
Wrong entity type locks you out of a future equity raise or a specific export scheme.
IEC filed after incorporation adds 2-3 weeks before the first cross-border invoice.
Current-account opening without an EXIM-aware advisor loses weeks to KYC clarifications.
MOA drafted generically excludes future service lines and needs an amendment later.
Statutory registers, ROC filings and DGFT profile links deferred = an audit-heavy first year.
The Fintrado engagement
A senior EXIM practitioner on your file, from structure choice to first export invoice.
No juniors on the export-readiness layer. Corporate-law and secretarial work are integrated so you have one file, one point of accountability, one delivery date.
Structure recommendation against your 3-year business & funding plan
Proprietorship, Partnership, OPC, LLP, Private and Public Limited incorporation
MOA / AOA drafting aligned to cross-border and multi-currency operations
PAN, TAN, GST, professional tax and shop-and-establishment registrations
IEC, RCMC and DGFT profile setup, chained into the incorporation timeline
AD-bank current-account opening with EXIM-aware KYC, no bank-side loops
How the incorporation works
Structure call: we map your revenue model, funding plan and forex exposure against the right entity type.
Name reservation, DSC/DIN, MOA/AOA drafting, SPICe+ pack assembly.
COI issued, PAN/TAN linked, statutory registers set up, board resolutions passed for downstream registrations.
GST, IEC, RCMC, DGFT profile and AD-bank current account all live, and the first export invoice can go out.
Who this is for
Founders launching an export or import venture from day one
Overseas parents setting up an Indian subsidiary for GCC or export operations
Existing partnerships or proprietorships restructuring for an equity raise
CFOs consolidating multiple entities into a cleaner corporate structure
Led by a senior banking and EXIM practitioner who has watched hundreds of new entities either get moving on day one, or lose their first quarter to unnecessary registration friction.
Next step
No sales script. No junior on the call. A working review of your incorporation options and a fixed-scope proposal to make the entity trade-ready.
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Share a few details about your business and pending compliance items. You'll receive a confidential response within one business day.