BSE on Friday reported a jump in net profit
Leading stock exchange BSE on Thursday said it has collaborated with the All India MSME Association (AIMA MSME) to encourage and promote the listing of MSMEs and startups. Through this pact, AIMA MSME will assist BSE in evaluating MSMEs and startups for listing on the exchange's SME platform while also sensitising its investor network for investing in listed MSMEs, the exchange said in a statement. Further, the two entities will host joint roadshows and events across the country to raise awareness among micro, small & medium enterprises (MSMEs) for listing on the exchange's SME segment. "We are currently observing a surge of MSMEs and startups in the country and funding is one of the most vital elements. So, it is very important that we make them aware of the benefits of equity funding route and this association is key for us to be able to do so and also attract more investors to invest in the listed MSMEs and startups," Ajay Thakur, Head BSE SME and Startup, said. Avinash Dalal, .
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