Government revises minimum public offer norms for IPOs
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- of equity shares
- 25%
The Government of India has updated the minimum public offer (MPO) norms for companies planning to list on stock exchanges. The new rules link the minimum public shareholding requirement to a company's post-issue market capitalisation, allowing firms to raise capital while maintaining liquidity for investors. Companies with capitalisation up to ₹1,600 cr will still need to offer at least 25% of equity shares to the public.
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