Requirements for Establishing a Public Limited Company

1. Minimum Share Capital: PLCs typically have a higher minimum share capital requirement compared to private limited companies. The specific amount varies by jurisdiction.

2. Shareholders: A PLC must have a minimum number of shareholders, often a higher number than private limited companies. These shareholders can be individuals or other legal entities.

3. Directorship: A PLC must have a board of directors responsible for managing the company. Some jurisdictions may have specific requirements regarding the number and qualifications of directors

4. Statutory Documents: To establish a PLC, you'll need to prepare and file various statutory documents, including the company's memorandum and articles of association.

5. Regulatory Compliance: PLCs are subject to extensive regulatory requirements, including financial reporting, disclosure of financial statements, and compliance with securities laws.

6. Listing on a Stock Exchange: To become a publicly traded company, a PLC must apply for listing on a recognized stock exchange, which involves meeting specific listing requirements.

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