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Sebi eases listing norms for startups; alters regulations on delisting

Pre-listing holding period reduced from 2 years to 1 year; open offer trigger relaxed from 26%to 49%

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Experts said the latest relaxations by Sebi could help the IGP platform to take off

Samie Modak Mumbai
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Thursday eased eligibility and listing criteria on the so-called Innovators Growth Platform (IGP), a separate exchange venue for new-age startups.

At present, for a company to be able to list on IGP its 25 per cent pre-issue capital needs to be held for at least two years by an institutional investor and other large investors. Sebi has eased this requirement to just one year.

Also, up to 25 per cent of pre-issue shareholding of ‘accredited investors’ –an individual investor with net worth of Rs 5 crore—will allowed for the

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