CS Executive · Setting Up of Business, Industrial and Labour Laws · Selection of Business Organization
A group of farmers in Nashik wants a body corporate to process and market their members' produce, with ownership limited to primary producers. Which form of business organisation under the Companies Act, 2013 suits this purpose?
A Producer Company is suitable. The Companies Act, 2013 provides for it as a body corporate owned by primary producers such as farmers, formed to carry on activities like processing and marketing their produce. Nidhi, OPC and Section 8 companies serve different purposes.
- AProducer CompanyCorrect
- BNidhi Company
- COne Person Company
- DSection 8 company formed for charity
Explanation
Chapter XXIA of the Companies Act, 2013 provides for Producer Companies, owned by primary producers, for activities like processing and marketing of their produce. A Nidhi company deals in mutual benefit lending among members. An OPC has only one member. A Section 8 company promotes charitable objects.
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