Joint Venture Company
What is a Joint Venture Company?
- Access to New Markets & Distribution Networks
- Shared Investment & Risk Management
- Combined Technical Expertise & Innovation
Documents Required for Joint Venture Company Formation
✅ PAN and Aadhaar cards of all Indian directors/shareholders
✅ Valid passport and visa (for foreign shareholders)
✅ Passport-size photographs
✅ Proof of registered office address (utility bill)
✅ Rent agreement or property ownership proof
✅ Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) for Indian directors
✅ Director Identification Number (DIN)
✅ Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) or Joint Venture Agreement
Joint Venture Company
Are you looking to grow your business through strategic partnerships? A Joint Venture Company (JV) is the ideal way to combine strengths, share risks, and enter new markets. Whether you’re partnering with a domestic company or a foreign entity, Aadesh Kumar & Associates provides full support for Joint Venture Company formation in India. With 13+ years of experience, our team of expert CAs, CSs, and legal advisors ensures your JV is structured legally, transparently, and for long-term growth.
A Joint Venture Company is a business arrangement where two or more parties come together to form a new entity or collaborate on a specific project. The objective is to combine resources, capital, expertise, and market access for mutual benefit. Joint Ventures can be formed between Indian companies or between Indian and foreign companies for a specific purpose or project.
The JV agreement clearly defines ownership ratio, roles, responsibilities, profit-sharing, exit strategy, and dispute resolution. The JV can be structured as a Private Limited Company, Public Limited Company, or LLP, depending on the business goals and legal requirements.
FAQs – Joint Venture Company in India
Q. What are the types of Joint Ventures in India?
Joint Ventures can be equity-based (forming a new company) or contractual (only agreements without forming a new entity).
Q. Can a foreign company enter into a JV with an Indian firm?
Yes, foreign companies can partner with Indian firms, subject to FDI rules and sectoral caps.
Q. Is a JV a separate legal entity?
Yes, if structured as a Pvt Ltd or LLP. Otherwise, in contractual JVs, each party remains separate.
Q. What is included in a Joint Venture Agreement?
Ownership ratio, roles, technology transfer, capital contribution, profit sharing, exit clauses, and dispute resolution.
Q. Do I need RBI or government approval for foreign JV?
Yes, in some sectors, prior approvals may be required under FDI policies.
