Producer Company — Glossary

◈Definition

A Producer Company is a specialised company form for primary producers — farmers, horticulturists, forestry workers — providing limited liability and corporate governance while preserving cooperative principles. It was introduced under the Companies Act 1956 and continues under the 2013 Act. Producer Companies are relatively rare on the MCA register but play an important role in agricultural aggregation and rural enterprise.

◉See also

Section 8 Company
A non-profit company formed under Section 8 of the Companies Act for charitable or social purposes.
Nidhi Company
A mutual-benefit society in company form, regulated under Section 406 of the Companies Act.

⬢Related guide

Types of Indian Companies — Private, Public, OPC, Section 8 and More
Private limited is the default, but Indian companies come in many legal forms. Here's a practical guide to the ones you'll encounter on MCA.

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