Sebi proposes market cap-based SME IPO norms, seeks public comments on regulatory overhaul

Sebi, the Securities and Exchange Board of India, has proposed significant changes to the rules governing small and medium-sized enterprise initial public offerings, or SME IPOs. The proposed overhaul includes new market capitalisation-based eligibility thresholds, higher profitability requirements, and lower minimum application values. These changes aim to improve the efficiency and transparency of SME IPOs, which can help small businesses raise capital and grow their operations.

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Sebi has proposed new regulations for SME IPOs, including market capitalisation-based eligibility thresholds and higher profitability requirements. This overhaul aims to improve the regulatory framework for SME IPOs.

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