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Published on Saturday, April 14, 2018 by Chittorgarh.com Team | Modified on Thursday, April 20, 2023
Small and medium enterprise (SME) in India can raise money through Initial Public Office (IPO) and get listed at the Stock Exchanges. SEBI, the market regulator came up with the guidelines for SME companies to get listed on the exchange. Below are the key requirements and eligibility norms for SME Listing in India.
Exchange Eligibility Norms for SME IPO
S/N | Eligibility Criteria's | BSE SME Requirement | NSE Emerge Requirement |
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1 | Post Issue Capital (FV) |
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2 | Track Record |
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3 | Other Requirement |
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S/N | Eligibility Criteria | Requirement |
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1 | Public Shareholding | Minimum 25% |
2 | Minimum Subscribers in IPO | 50 investors |
3 | Minimum application amount/trading lot | Rs 1 Lakhs |
4 | Underwriting | 100% Mandatory (of which 15% to be done by MB in his own account) |
5 | Market making | Through exchange registered market makers for min 3 years |
6 | Offer Document | Not subject to SEBI observation. |
Following are the criteria's for migration for moving SME to Main Board:
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