A public limited company is typically created to raise money from outside sources, i.e., the general public, in order to launch a business, expand an existing firm, advance technology, expand internationally, etc.
However, a PLC is more appropriate for large enterprises with a broad viewpoint and greater growth potential than for the small company next door.
In India, a public limited company is a voluntary group of members with a distinct legal existence and limited liabilities. A Public Limited Company may be either an unlisted or a Stock Exchange-listed Company. Public limited companies have numerous possibilities for raising capital from institutional investors, the general public, and bank loans.
Public limited companies have several advantages over private limited companies, and the fact that they can have any number of members, make share ownership transfers simple, and offer greater transparency appeals to international investors. Start your firm by incorporating a public limited company if you intend to raise money from the general public through an initial public offering (IPO).