Tag: Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi)

BSE SME on-boards 187th company

BSE SME has on-boarded the 187th company on the bourse. On July 18, Gujarat’s 7NR Limited Retail (Gini & Jony Ltd) Ahmedabad listed on the SME platform. “Trading Members of the Exchange are informed that on Thursday, July 18, 2017, Equity Shares of Ridhi Corporate Services Ltd will be l…

Small funds to complain on IPO allotment to Sebi

Smaller fund houses want a change in the rules on allocation in Initial Public Offers (IPOs) of equity. Some of them say preference in the anchor investor portion is given mostly to larger entities. Those not among the top 15 rarely get any. The issue is to be raised on April 25 with the markets …

Sebi wants stricter monitoring of IPO proceeds by small firms

New Delhi: To check any misuse of funds raised through IPOs, regulator Sebi plans to make it mandatory for all companies to appoint a monitoring agency to keep a tab on use of the capital raised through share sale. Under the present norms, such a monitoring agency — which could be a bank or…

In a first, foreign buyer bids for SME IPO

A foreign investor has participated in the public issue of a small and medium enterprise (SME) for the first time since the segment was introduced five years ago on the BSE and the NSE. The initial public offer (IPO) of Bohra Industries saw a bid from a foreign institutional investor (FII) amount…

Digital lending firm Zen Lefin raises Rs 17 cr from IFMR

Bengaluru: Digital lending company for small business Zen Lefin, known by its trade name Capital Float, has raised Rs 17 crore from IFMR Capital Finance and its alternative investment fund by allotting nonconvertible debentures (NCDs), bringing the company’s total capital raised through the route…

Sebi allows Cotton Association of India to exit bourse business

  Markets regulator Sebi allowed Cotton Association  of India (CAI) to exit the bourse business by withdrawing its recognition. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), in February this year, informed the CAI that since there was no trading operation on its platform for more than 1…

SEBI proposes relaxed norms for start-up listing

To encourage listing of start-ups, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on July 29 proposed an easier framework that allows more investor categories, relaxed shareholding norms and reduced trading lot amount. In this regard, the markets regulator has mooted changes to the framework o…