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Share Certificate Generator

Simplest Way to Issue Company Share Certificates

Instantly generate shareholder certificates for private companies, startups, and SMEs with all required details.

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Share Certificate

A Share Certificate is the legal proof of ownership of shares in a company. It records the shareholder’s name, number of shares, and distinctive certificate number as per the Companies Act, 2013. Every company is required to issue share certificates within the statutory timeline after allotment.

Proof of Ownership

Share certificate is the primary evidence that confirms the shareholder’s legal ownership in the company.

Statutory Compliance

Issuance within 2 months of allotment is mandatory under the Companies Act to stay compliant.

Transfer & Record

Essential for share transfers, maintaining company records, and validating shareholder rights.

Required Details

Keep these details ready to generate your share certificate smoothly.

01Company Name & CIN
02Registered Address
03Shareholder’s Name & Address
04Number & Class of Shares
05Certificate Number & Distinctive Numbers
06Authorized Signatory & Director Details

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Enter your details below, calculate your local content, and download a ready-to-use certificate instantly.

Steps To Generate Your Certificate :

Enter Details

Company Name, Address, GeM Bid/Tender Number.

Add Local Content %

Mention Your Percentage Of Indian Material, Labor, Or Value Addition.

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Click And Instantly Create Your Certificate In The Official Format.

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Use The File Directly For GeM Tenders And Procurement Bids.

Make In India Certificate Generator

Enquiry / GEM Bid / RA Number *

Name of Entity *

Local Content Percentage *

Date *

Place *

Registered Office Address *

Note: For high-value tenders (usually above ₹10 crore), certification from a Chartered Accountant may be required. For smaller bids, your self-declaration is sufficient. Get In Touch for getting MII Certificate above ₹10 crore Click Here

Benefits Of Share Certificate

A share certificate is not just a piece of paper — it is the legal proof of ownership in a company and ensures compliance with corporate law.

Bid Eligibility On GeM

Many Tenders Require MII Certificates As A Mandatory Document.

Procurement Preference

Class-I And Class-II Suppliers Get Preference Over Foreign Or Non-Local Suppliers.

Time-Saving

No Lengthy Drafting Or Formatting. Just Fill In Details And Download.

Compliance Proof

Structured Declaration That Matches Government Requirements.

Compliance Confidence,
Without The Confusion

Most Businesses Don't Struggle With Tenders Because They Lack Products Or Services—They Struggle Because The Documentation Is Confusing And Time-Consuming. The Make In India Certificate Is Often The First Hurdle, And That's Exactly Why We Built This Tool.

It's Part Of Our Broader Compliance Stack At Finace India—A Growing Suite Of Public Utility Tools Designed To Make Compliance Simple, Reliable, And Accessible To Everyone. From Tax Summaries To Certificates, We're Here To Help You Save Time, Reduce Dependency, And Stay Ready For Every Opportunity.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Got a question? We've answered the most common ones below.

Any business that participates in government tenders, e-procurement, or GeM (Government e-Marketplace) will often need a Make in India (MII) Certificate. The Government of India has made MII compliance mandatory for many tenders under the Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India) Order. This means that whether you are a startup, MSME, manufacturer, or service provider, you will be asked to declare your local content percentage to qualify as a Class-I or Class-II supplier. Without the certificate, your bid may be rejected at the very first stage.

“Local content” refers to the Indian portion of your product or service. It is calculated as the ratio of the value of goods or services produced in India (including raw material, parts, labor, assembly, and manufacturing cost) to the total cost of the final product or service. For example, if 70% of your raw material and manpower is sourced from India, then your local content is 70%. This percentage decides your classification as a Class-I Supplier (≥ 50%), Class-II Supplier (20-50%), or Non-local Supplier (< 20%).

No, the Make in India Certificate is not issued directly by the government. It is a self-declaration certificate prepared and submitted by suppliers themselves. However, it is officially recognized and accepted by tender authorities, including GeM and other public procurement agencies. In cases of very high-value contracts, tender conditions may require the certificate to be counter-signed or verified by a Chartered Accountant or Statutory Auditor, but the format and declaration remain supplier-driven.

Not always. For most small and medium tenders, your self-declaration is sufficient, and you can generate your Make in India Certificate online within minutes. However, for high-value tenders (often above ₹10 crore), many authorities require the certificate to be certified by a Chartered Accountant (CA) or Auditor. This ensures that the local content percentage claimed by you has been independently verified. Always check the tender document to confirm whether CA attestation is required.

Yes. The Make in India Certificate is not limited to manufacturers or product suppliers. Service providers, IT companies, consultancy firms, contractors, and even professional service agencies can issue an MII Certificate by declaring the percentage of their service that uses Indian manpower, local expertise, and infrastructure. This makes the certificate relevant not only for factories and industries but also for service sector businesses bidding on government contracts.

If your local content is less than 20%, you will be classified as a Non-local Supplier. As per the PPP-MII Order, non-local suppliers are often ineligible for government tenders where MII compliance is mandatory. This means you may not be allowed to bid in many procurement processes. However, you can still participate in open global tenders where local content preference is not applied. Increasing your local sourcing can help you qualify as a Class-I or Class-II supplier, unlocking more opportunities.

No, the Make in India logo is separately managed and regulated by DPIIT (Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade). The certificate generated through our tool is a self-declaration of local content and does not include the logo. If you wish to use the logo for branding or promotional purposes, you will need separate approval from DPIIT. Our certificate is strictly meant for tender and compliance purposes.

Yes. The Make in India Certificate is fully legally valid under the PPP-MII Order, 2017, which specifically allows suppliers to self-declare their local content percentage for tenders and procurement processes. However, businesses should remember that misrepresentation of facts can attract penalties, blacklisting, or cancellation of contracts. It is advisable to provide accurate data about your Indian and imported content to ensure complete compliance.

With our free online tool, you can create and download your Make in India Certificate in less than one minute. You just need to enter basic details like your company name, address, tender/bid number, and local content percentage. The certificate is then auto-generated in a professional, tender-ready format that you can instantly download, print, and attach to your GeM or government tender. No waiting, no drafting—just a ready document on demand.

Yes. Our Make in India Certificate Generator is 100% free to use. You don't need to pay any registration fee, submit OTPs, or create accounts. It’s simple, secure, and private—your data stays with you. This makes it especially useful for MSMEs, startups, and small businesses who often face cost pressures but need a compliant certificate to participate in tenders.

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