Limited Liability: Shareholders’ liability is limited to their shares, protecting personal assets from business debts.
Separate Legal Entity: The company is recognized as a separate legal entity, distinct from its owners.
Minimum and Maximum Members: A private limited company typically requires a minimum of two members and can have up to 200 members.
Restrictions on Share Transfer: Shares in a private limited company cannot be freely traded or transferred, providing more control over ownership.
Regulatory Compliance: The company must adhere to specific regulatory requirements, including regular filings, annual audits, and maintaining statutory records.
Registering as a private limited company provides credibility, potential for investment, and access to various funding options.