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43 SME stocks take hit, index down 4% after SEBI advisory; what analysts say - MSNVVIP Infratech shares plummeted 6.54 per cent to Rs 269.50. This SME stock got listed on July 30. Kizi Apparels plunged 6.12 per cent to Rs 37.75. BSE has sought clarification from Kizi Apparels ...
SME companies would be allowed to raise funds through further issues without migrating to the main board, provided they comply with the Sebi (LODR) rules applicable to main Board-listed entities.
SME companies would be allowed to raise funds through further issues without migrating to the main board, provided they comply with the Sebi (LODR) rules applicable to main Board-listed entities.
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Sebi boards tightens framework for SME IPOs; to introduce profitability criteria - MSNIn FY 2023-24, the number of SME IPOs and the funds raised reached record levels, with 196 IPOs raising over Rs 6,000 crore. In FY 2024-25, by October 15, 159 SME IPOs had already raised more than ...
SME companies would be allowed to raise funds through further issues without migrating to the main board, provided they comply with the Sebi (LODR) rules applicable to main Board-listed entities.
SME companies would be allowed to raise funds through further issues without migrating to the main board, provided they comply with the Sebi (LODR) rules applicable to main Board-listed entities.
SME companies would be allowed to raise funds through further issues without migrating to the main board, provided they comply with the Sebi (LODR) rules applicable to main Board-listed entities.
RPT norms under LODR Regulations should be extended to SME listed entities other than those which have paid up capital not exceeding ₹10 crore and net worth not exceeding ₹25 crore.
In May 2024, SEBI amended the Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements (LODR) rules, compelling large listed companies to confirm or deny any market rumour. (Image/Reuters) The Securities ...
The markets regulator Sebi has announced a more stringent regulatory framework for SME IPOs by implementing a profitability criterion and imposing a 20 per cent cap on offer-for-sale (OFS).
Sebi has proposed raising the minimum subscription for SME IPOs from ₹1 lakh to ₹2 lakh, with a potential increase to ₹4 lakh, ... (LODR) to SME listed entities.
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