Company Registration Muhurat Dates 2026 — month by month कंपनी पंजीकरण

Every company registration date in 2026 that clears the classical panchang tests — 14 in total, grouped by month. The rules being applied, and the reasoning behind them, are set out on the Company Registration muhurat hub.

Scanned 365 days of 2026 at New Delhi sunrise · 14 clear every classical bar for this occasion.

These are panchang-shortlisted dates, not a personal verdict. Each date below clears the classical tithi, vara, nakshatra, yoga and karana tests for this occasion, computed with a Lahiri sidereal ephemeris at New Delhi sunrise. The lagna rising at the hour you actually choose, your own birth chart (Chandra bala, running dasha, any dosha) and the day’s Rahu Kaal are NOT checked here — that layer only exists once a date is run against a real chart on the muhurat finder or with Soma.

No qualifying date falls in February, June, October, November, December — those months are closed for this occasion by the bars described above, not by a shortage of candidates.

What 2026 actually looks like for company registration

The 365-day scan of 2026 produces 14 dates for company registration — 3 rated Excellent and 11 rated Good — spread across 7 of the twelve months. The first falls on 1 January 2026 (Shukla Trayodashi, Rohini) and the last on 23 September 2026 (Shukla Dwadashi, Shravana). 2027 yields the same count — 14 — so the two years are equally open for company registration, though they are not open on the same days: the bars move by a few days each year as the lunar and solar calendars drift against each other.

April is the richest month of 2026 for this act with 3 dates, and May the thinnest open month with 1. 5 months of this year — Feb, Jun, Oct, Nov, Dec — carry no qualifying date at all, and the table below names the bar that was doing most of the work in each.

This occasion carries no solar-month bar and no combustion bar, so nothing closes a whole season of 2026 at once. What thins the list instead is the day-level tests, whose 2026 tally is in the table below.

The longest run of 2026 with no qualifying date in it is 99 days, from 23 September 2026 to 31 December 2026. If your own window falls inside it, the honest answer is that this year has nothing to offer there and the adjacent year is the place to look.

Which stars and weekdays carried 2026's dates

The shortlist above is not spread evenly. These are the actual counts from 2026's own qualifying set — a different set from the adjacent year's, so a star that dominates one year can be almost absent in the next simply because of where the Moon's returns fall against the barred windows.

Stars carrying the most dates: Rohini (3×), Pushya (2×), Anuradha (2×), Shravana (2×), Krittika (1×), and 4 more.

Weekdays: Wednesday (6×), Thursday (3×), Monday (3×), Sunday (1×), Friday (1×).

Tithis: Trayodashi (4×), Dashami (3×), Saptami (2×), Tritiya (1×), Dvitiya (1×), and 3 more.

5 of this act's 7 favoured stars carried at least one date in 2026. Uttara Phalguni and Uttara Bhadrapada carried none — they came round as usual, but every time they did, another test was already failing.

Why the other 351 days of 2026 did not make the list

Nothing above is a shortage of data: every rejected day was rejected by a named classical test, and in 2026 the single biggest was wrong fortnight, which alone accounted for 185 days — 50.7% of the year, ahead of barred nitya yoga on 37. The tests themselves are set out on the Company Registration hub; the tally below is 2026's alone, because the bars sit on different dates each year.

Where 2026's company registration dates part company with the neighbouring rites

Adjacent rites share most of their classical tests, so their shortlists overlap; the same 365 sunrises were therefore scored a second time against each neighbour's own profile, and every difference below carries that rite's own reason.

Of the 4 rites compared, Signing a Lease's 2026 calendar sits furthest from this one — 50 days on which exactly one of the two is open — and Business Launch's closest, at 12. If one visit is to carry two of these rites, the shared column is where a day that serves both will be.

Why Wednesday rather than Thursday for a registration?

Mercury rules writing, names, records and instruments of every kind, and an incorporation is above all the registering of a name. Jupiter governs the lawfulness and the ownership, which is why Thursday runs a close second. Where the same act involves substantial capital rather than just paperwork, Thursday is usually the better of the two.

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How these company registration dates were computed

For 2026 specifically that meant scoring 365 sunrises and keeping 14 of them, with wrong fortnight doing the most work of any single bar — 185 days of 2026. The earliest date it left standing is 1 January 2026 and the latest 23 September 2026. Nothing dropped is left implicit: the reason for each rejection is named in the tally above.

Tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana are read at sunrise in New Delhi from a Lahiri sidereal ephemeris; the Sun's sidereal sign drives the solar-month exclusions and the Sun–Venus and Sun–Jupiter separations drive the asta (combustion) bars.

The tests are Company Registration's own, listed in full on the Company Registration hub: 7 of the twenty-seven nakshatras carry its star bonus, 8 of the fifteen tithis its tithi bonus, and 2 weekday lords its weekday bonus. Across 2026's 365 sunrises those three were met on 97, 195 and 105 days, and 14 days cleared every bar and still scored 6 or better. Beyond the bars every act on this site carries, company registration additionally rules out the waning fortnight outright and Tuesday and Saturday as weekdays. Where a family practice differs from what is written here, the family practice governs.

Written and maintained by Savan Vyas. Corrections are welcome — a rule we have applied wrongly is a bug, and we would rather hear about it.

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