Governance
Who we are legally, who owns us, what we will and will not accept money for, and how someone affected by our work can raise a complaint.
Legal details
- Registered name
- Baaslab Private Limited
- Entity type
- Private limited company incorporated in India under the Companies Act
- Corporate Identity Number
- U81300PN2026PTC258680
- Incorporated
- 3 August 2026, Registrar of Companies, Pune
- Registered office
- D-201, MHADA Towers, Pimpri Waghire, Near Nanekar Park, Pune 411017, Maharashtra, India
- Directors
- Himani Jain, DIN 11868980
Ankur Jain, DIN 11868981 - Share capital
- Authorised Rs 1,00,000. Paid up Rs 1,00,000
- Contact
- [email protected], +91 78384 84080
You can check every line above yourself on the MCA public register. Search the CIN, or search either director by DIN. Anyone deciding whether to fund us, lease us land or contract us should be able to confirm who they are dealing with in two minutes.
Open the MCA master data lookup at mca.gov.in and search the CIN above, or search Baaslab Private Limited by name. The register returns the incorporation date, the registered office, the directors and the current status. It is the authority. This page simply saves you the search.
Funding policy
We publish this because the source of an organisation's money determines what it can afford to say, and anyone relying on our assessments deserves to know where ours comes from.
- Commercial revenuePrimary
- Sale of carbon removal, biomass, gas, crops and advisory services. Intended to cover operating costs so that the company can make long commitments without annual fundraising.
- Grants and CSRCapacity only
- Accepted for establishing new capacity, which carries the highest risk and the slowest return. Not used to cover salaries or running costs as a standing arrangement.
- DebtAgainst contracted revenue
- Raised against contracted offtake rather than against projections, so that repayment does not depend on a market that has not yet formed.
- Foreign fundingRoute disclosed
- Any foreign money is accepted only through a route that is lawful for this entity at the time, and the route used is disclosed. Where a proposed structure requires a registration we do not hold, we say so rather than working around it.
Indian law governs how a company here may receive foreign contributions, and the applicable route depends on the nature of the payment and the age and registration of the entity. Rather than describe a structure we may not be eligible for, we will confirm the correct route for a specific proposal before accepting anything. If the lawful answer is that we should be an implementing partner to an entity that already holds the necessary registration, we will say that.
How we avoid doing harm
Land based projects can go wrong in ways that hurt people who had no say in them. These are the rules we hold ourselves to.
- Consent is informed and documented
- Every lease is explained in the landowner's language, with the term, the rent, the obligations and the end of term condition stated in writing before signature.
- No displacement of existing use
- We do not take land that is currently supporting a household's food production, and we do not seek land where grazing, collection or passage rights are in dispute.
- Water is not taken from the commons
- Establishment water requirements are assessed against local availability. Where meeting them would compete with drinking or agricultural supply, the site is not taken.
- Local employment first
- Planting, protection and maintenance work is offered locally, at wages stated openly, with payment records maintained.
- Grievances have a named route
- Anyone affected by our work can raise a complaint by writing to [email protected]. Complaints are acknowledged and the outcome is recorded.