Producer companies in India were introduced by the
Companies Act 2013. It offers people the opportunity to start a
company in production-related activities, especially those
grown or produced through agriculture. A producer company
may consist of ten or more producers (those who are involved
in or involved in production or growth-related activities), two or
more production companies, or a combination of ten or more
producers and production companies. Such a company may
only have an equity capital that requires a minimum of five
directors and authorised capital of Rs 5 lakh. The procedure
for establishing a producer company is similar to the one for
forming a private limited company.