A Nidhi Company is a type of non-banking financial company (NBFC) that primarily aims to promote the mutual benefit of its members. It facilitates saving habits, takes deposits, and lends money exclusively to its members. These companies operate on the principle of mutuality, where only individual members (not corporate entities) can become part of the company.
A Nidhi company is a type of financial company that aims to take deposits and lend money to its members for their mutual benefit. It operates based on the principle of mutuality, where only members can deposit or borrow.
Nidhi companies provide their members with the opportunity to save and borrow at lower interest rates, fostering a sense of community and mutual financial growth.
No, Nidhi companies cannot issue preference shares to their members under any condition.
The registration process involves:
The minimum paid-up capital required for a Nidhi company is ₹10 lakhs.
Yes, foreign nationals can be members of a Nidhi company, provided they meet the necessary legal requirements, including having a valid business visa.
Yes, a Nidhi company must have at least 200 members within one year of its operations.