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flag India's SEBI proposes easing IPO rules, allowing big firms more time to meet shareholding norms.

flag India's market regulator, SEBI, has proposed easing IPO rules for large companies, reducing immediate public shareholding requirements and extending timelines for compliance. flag The changes allow very large companies to start with smaller IPOs and gradually meet the minimum public shareholding norms over five years, aiming to ease dilution pressure. flag The regulator invited public feedback on these proposals until September 8.

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