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India's Sebi tightens rules for SME IPOs to enhance investor protection and financial transparency.
India's securities regulator, Sebi, has introduced stricter rules for SME IPOs to protect investors.
New requirements include a profitability test, a 20% cap on offer-for-sale components, and limits on shareholder offloading.
The minimum application size has increased, and IPO funds cannot be used to repay loans to promoters.
These changes aim to ensure sound financial practices and transparency, following a rise in the number of SME IPOs.
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La Sebi de la India endurece las normas de las OPI de las PYMES para mejorar la protección de los inversores y la transparencia financiera.