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LLP to Private Limited

Ready to raise funds? An LLP can’t issue equity, so we convert it into a Private Limited company, making you investment-ready with shares and ESOPs.

Overview

An LLP is great for limited liability and light compliance, but it cannot issue equity shares, which puts VC funding and ESOPs out of reach. When you’re ready to raise capital, the move is to convert the LLP into a Private Limited company.

Govyapar handles the conversion process — partner/shareholder approvals, the incorporation, and the transfer of the LLP’s business, so you emerge investment-ready without disrupting operations.

What’s included

  • ✓Eligibility & approvals
  • ✓Private Limited incorporation
  • ✓Asset & business transfer
  • ✓Share structure setup
  • ✓PAN/TAN & bank transition
  • ✓Post-conversion compliance guidance

Who needs this

  • LLPs preparing to raise funding
  • Businesses wanting to issue ESOPs
  • Founders needing the company structure investors expect

Documents required

  • LLP agreement & incorporation docs
  • Partners’ PAN & Aadhaar
  • LLP financials & asset details
  • Registered-office proof & NOC
How it works

Simple, done-for-you process

Handled by a Chartered Accountant, follow-up included.

1

Approvals

Partner/shareholder consents obtained.

2

Incorporate

Private Limited company registered.

3

Transfer

LLP’s business & assets moved across.

4

Ready

Investment-ready with shares & ESOPs.

FAQs

Common questions

Because an LLP can’t issue equity shares — VC funding and ESOPs require a company. Most founders convert before raising a round.

Yes, the LLP’s business and assets transfer to the new company; we plan it to avoid disruption.

Yes — once you’re a Private Limited company, you can create an ESOP pool and issue options to your team.

It depends on approvals and MCA processing; we manage the full timeline and keep you updated.

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