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Sebi notifies easier delisting rules for PSUs with 90% govt holdingSebi has introduced relaxed delisting norms for PSUs where the government holds over 90% stake, excluding banks, NBFCs, and insurance firms...- Sebi eases regulations for startup founders and public sector cos to boost capital marketThe Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has approved new rules. Startup founders can now hold employee stock options after listin...
- Sebi relaxes Esop norms for IPO-bound startup foundersIn a move benefiting startup IPOs, Sebi will now allow founders to retain ESOPs granted at least a year before filing IPO papers. It also a...
- Sebi eases delisting norms for PSUs with over 90% government holdingSebi has introduced new measures to simplify voluntary delisting for specific PSUs, excluding banks, NBFCs, and insurance firms, where the ...
- Sebi to introduce special measures to facilitate voluntary delisting of certain PSUsSebi approved special measures to ease voluntary delisting of PSUs with 90% government holding. Key relaxations include skipping the two-th...
- Sebi board meeting: Regulator approves PSU delisting, IPO reforms, dematerialisation of Securities. 10 key takeawaysMarket regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Wednesday introduced special delisting route for PSUs with 90% or more go...
- Sebi board meeting today. 5 key proposals on the agendaThe Securities and Exchange Board of India will convene a meeting. They will discuss employee stock options for startup founders post-IPO. ...
- Sebi board to discuss changes in ESOP rules for startup founders and PSU delistingSebi is considering allowing startup founders to retain ESOPs post-IPO, addressing concerns about dilution and aligning founder incentives ...
- Sebi mulls carving out separate mechanism for voluntary delisting of PSUsSebi has proposed a separate delisting mechanism for PSUs where the government or promoter group holds 90% or more shares, aiming to ease t...
- Sebi amends rules; introduces fixed price process for voluntary delistingSebi has introduced new delisting rules allowing companies to delist shares through a fixed price mechanism as an alternative to the revers...
- Revision in public holding to suck out market liquidity; MNCs that may consider delistingMNCs, including Hindustan Unilever, which may need to pare 2-10% if the norm is implemented.
- Buyback hopes cheer up investors of ailing PSUsAt least half a dozen PSUs including HMT and STC are likely to be delisted.
- Shares of multinational companies skid on OFS routeSome of these shares have dropped 15% to 50% as investors were expecting these companies, which had not complied with market regulator.
- Chettinad Cement promoters to consider delistingPromoters of Chettinad Cement Corp are making a voluntary offer to the co's public shareholders to delist the shares from local stock excha...
- Alfa Laval delisting offer opens February 15Alfa Laval (India), a subsidiary of Sweden-based Alfa Laval Corporate AB, will start its delisting offer on February 15, at a floor price o...
- Changing public holding norm not a cakewalkIn February, the government presented a discussion paper on public holding in Indian listed firms.
- Number of Directors on the Boards likely to be cappedCompanies like SAIL, Bhel, IOC and Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) may soon have to do some pruning at the top management level.
- DoT rules out BSNL-MTNL mergerDoT has ruled out the possibility of merger between state-owned telcos BSNL and MTNL in the near future on the grounds that the move may fa...
- Blue-chip PSUs to be unshackledThe DPE has said the listed PSUs need to reconstitute their boards to give account to independent directors.
- PSUs can ask Sebi for time to meet governance normsThe government could formally ask the Sebi to extend the December 31 deadline for PSUs to meet the new corporate governance norms.
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