SEBI Eases IPO Norms for Large Companies, Expands Anchor Investor Pool

SEBI eases IPO norms for large companies, expands anchor investor pool

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has approved sweeping changes to public offer norms, IPO allocations, related party transactions and foreign investor access, aimed at easing compliance and broadening market participation.

Sebi board clears slew of reforms; relaxes IPO rules for very large companies

Sebi board clears slew of reforms; relaxes IPO rules for very large companies

SEBI Board Meet: Insurance firms, pension funds get more room in anchor book of IPOs

Life insurance companies registered with IRDAI and pension funds registered with PFRDA have been included in the reserved category of anchor portion, alongside domestic mutual funds.

SEBI Eases IPO & FPI Rules: Big Boost for Foreign Investors

SEBI announced changes on 12 September that will eliminate redundant paperwork for low-risk foreign investors such as sovereign wealth funds, central banks, and retail funds, and loosen minimum dilution requirements for IPO-bound businesses. The easing coincides with an increase in international outflows, which are being fuelled by high US tariffs, poor profitability, and high valuations. In 2025, foreign investors withdrew $11.7 billion from In…

SEBI Eases IPO, Minimum Public Shareholding Norms For Large Companies

In a bid to ease the listing process for large companies, markets regulator SEBI has revised minimum public shareholding (MPS) norms for companies with a post-issue market capitalisation (m-cap) of over INR 50,000 Cr.  While the public officer and MPS will remain unchanged for companies with a post-issue m-cap of less than INR 50,000 Cr, SEBI’s board approved the following changes for companies with higher m-cap:  — M-cap Above INR 5 Lakh Cr: Th…

Sebi clears relaxations on large cos IPOs, other reform proposals

Mumbai, Sep 12 (PTI) The Sebi board on Friday approved a slew of reforms and ease of doing business measures that will help IPO-bound large companies and low-risk foreign investors, among other segments.In a decision, which comes ahead of the mega initial public offerings (IPO) by NSE and Reliance Jio Infocomm, the Sebi board decided to recommend the government to amend the statutes governing minimum public offerings.Under the proposed framework…