Securing a funding round is a turning point. Without funds in place, even the savviest founders struggle to build prototypes, test market assumptions, and generate the investor interest that future financing depends on.
Convincing an experienced investor that your team can build a next-generation product is no small feat. The best-funded start-ups know the process takes research and planning: the investor deck has to demonstrate a unique value proposition, the traction achieved, and how the business will generate a return.
Where we come in
- Assistance in formation of legal entities — company, firm or trust
- Tax and other registrations — PAN, GST, PT, PF, IEC
- Development of the promoter’s vision and mission statement
- Legal drafting of agreements and contracts, and support on legal matters
- Recruitment of a professional top management team
- Operational support in business processes, and business decision-making support
- Cost reduction and efficiency improvement
- Fund raising — angel investors and venture capital
Company incorporation, step by step
Digital signature
Digital signatures obtained for all directors. 1–2 days.
DIN application
Director Identification Number obtained for all directors. 1 day.
Name approval
Name approval obtained from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. 3–5 days.
Prepare incorporation
Incorporation documents prepared against the approved name and signed by the directors. 3–5 days.
Incorporation
If all filed documents are acceptable, MCA approves the incorporation. 3–5 days.
Realistically: around two to three weeks end to end, assuming director documents are ready on day one. They usually are not, which is the part worth planning for.