Hong Kong registered public company | fewer than 5 shareholders
Hong Kong, China · About 5–10 business days after complete documents and formal submission; may be extended when public company documents and financial filing requirements are involved.
- Estimated timeline
- 5–10 working dayscounted from receipt of complete documents
- Key deliverable
- Public limited company certificate of incorporation
- Packages
- Standard service
What you provide
- Proposed Chinese and English company names, with alternatives
- Nature of business/business scope
- Capital and shareholding percentages
- Proof of identity and recent proof of address for directors, shareholders and ultimate beneficial owners
- Phone numbers and email addresses of directors and shareholders
- Hong Kong registered address and company secretary details (where included in the package)
- Customer due diligence (CDD), source of funds and business description
- Certificate of incorporation, articles of association, board resolution and beneficial owner details of corporate shareholders (where applicable)
- We help prepare the NNC1, articles of association, minutes and other documents; the client confirms and signs them.
What you receive
- Public limited company certificate of incorporation
- Business registration certificate
- NNC1 and articles of association
- Registers of directors and shareholders, and other statutory registers
- Significant controllers register
- Company seal, green box and electronic registration documents included in the package.
Service details
This service handles the registration of a Hong Kong public company with fewer than 5 shareholders. The actual applicable conditions, processing criteria and competent authority requirements will be confirmed by an advisor based on the application before acceptance.
Est. processing time
About 5–10 business days after all documents are complete and formally submitted; may be extended when public company documents and financial reporting requirements are involved.
Prices follow the service listing. Where government approval or official review is involved, the outcome rests with the authorities and cannot be guaranteed.