A producer company is a legal entity that is recognized by farmers/agriculturists. Its purpose is to improve their standard of living and ensure they have the support, income and profitability they need. The Companies Act, 2013, Section 465(1) (the “Act”) provides that the provisions regarding a Producer Company in Part IXA, the Companies Act, 1956, shall continue to apply. A Producer Company may be formed by either 10 or more individuals, or two institutions, or a combination of both (10 people and 2 institutions), if they have the same business objective.A farmer producer company is a combination of private limited companies and cooperative society, which are registered under the Act. They are democratically managed and all members or producers have equal voting rights, regardless of how many shares they own.