Registrar of Companies

The Registrar of Companies (ROC) is a government authority responsible for overseeing the registration, regulation, and management of companies and businesses within a specific jurisdiction. Its main functions include ensuring compliance with company laws, maintaining public records of companies, and facilitating the formation and changes in company status. The ROC also plays a crucial role in protecting the interests of investors and the public by preventing fraud and enforcing legal standards. Businesses must register with the ROC to operate legally, and the agency helps ensure transparency and accountability in the corporate sector.