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Govt makes it easier for large IPOs with rule change

Govt Amends Minimum Public Shareholding Rules To Facilitate Mega Companies’ IPOs

The Centre has eased the 25 per cent minimum public shareholding rules for large companies bound for initial public offering (IPO). The amendment will allow flexibility and time for large companies to increase the public shareholding to 25 per cent over a period of time as prescribed

BY Outlook Money

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What Is A Fresh Issue Vs An Offer For Sale In An IPO?
What Is A Fresh Issue Vs An Offer For Sale In An IPO?

When a company raises funds through an initial public offer (IPO), it can either issue new shares (fresh issue) or allow existing shareholders to sell a portion of their stake, also known as offer for sale (OFS). Understanding the difference between a fresh issue and an OFS can help investors see what the company wants to achieve from its offering.

BY Rishabh Raj

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