If SME IPOs seem easy, you’re missing the bigger picture—SEBI’s new rules explained. Are you concerned about SME IPO misuse? SEBI is stepping in to clean up the game. The proposed reforms focus on: ✔️ Capping Offer for Sale (OFS) - Promoters' cash-outs are restricted to protect funds for growth. ✔️ Tighter IPO Fund Monitoring - Stricter scrutiny to curb misuse of proceeds. ✔️ Raising Application Limits - From ₹1 lakh to ₹2–4 lakh, reducing speculative participation. ✔️ Longer Lock-In Periods - Ensuring promoters remain invested in success. ✔️ Improving Liquidity - Expanding investor bases to make SME stocks easier to trade. 💡 Found this insightful? Hit like 🔔, follow Jinesh Hegde, and repost ♻️ to share the news. #SME #SMEIPO #funding
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