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CII launches corporate governance charter for startups

The purpose of this charter is to help startups become responsible corporate citizens and also enable them to share it with their stakeholders to establish themselves as being well-governed, it said.

CII launches corporate governance charter for startups

Monday April 29, 2024 , 2 min Read

Industry body CII on Sunday announced it has launched a charter for startups that enlist voluntary recommendations on corporate governance keeping in view unique nuances to govern startups.

The Corporate Governance Charter also prescribes guidelines appropriate for startups based on the specific stages of their life cycle.

"This charter is designed for entities incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013 only, and therefore the term 'Startup'. However, entities which are in the nature of sole proprietorship, limited liability partnership, partnerships may adopt similar structures/ guidelines for corporate governance within their organisation," the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) stated.

The purpose of this charter is to help startups become responsible corporate citizens and also enable them to share it with their stakeholders to establish themselves as being well-governed, it said.

R Dinesh, President, CII, said that early adoption of good governance practices helps startups gain tangible and intangible benefits including long-term value creation, stakeholders' trust, better access to finance from investors and banks, reduced reliance on promoters, effective organisational structures and improved chances of long-term survival of the business.

He hoped that the governance charter for startups will enable early adoption of good governance practices amongst startups and help them evolve into leaders of tomorrow.

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Kunal Bahl, Chairman of the CII National Startup Council and Co-founder of Titan Capital& Snapdeal, said it is vital to embed the tenets of good corporate governance from the earliest days of a startup so that, over time, they become part of the organization's DNA, helping guide and steer the startup and all its stakeholders through various stages of its growth and evolution.


Edited by Megha Reddy