Government revises minimum public offer norms for IPOs
pre-market1 source ↓written by the desknot a recommendation
- remains unchanged
- 25% public offering
The Government of India has updated the minimum public offer (MPO) norms for companies planning to list on stock exchanges. The new framework ties the public shareholding requirement to a company's post-issue market capitalisation. For firms with capitalisation up to ₹1,600 cr, the existing requirement of 25% public offering remains unchanged. This change aims to facilitate capital raising while ensuring adequate liquidity for investors.
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