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A company has to list its securities on the stock exchange for trading in the stock market. Listing of securities means a company is registered on the stock exchange. The company has to fulfil the conditions mentioned in Companies Act. To list its securities in stock exchange, company has to offer its securities to the public for subscription. A company must have minimum equity capital of Rs. 5 crores and 60% of this amount are offered to the public for Shares Listing on the stock exchange.
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According to Regulation 4(2) of SEBI (Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations 20091, no issuer shall make a public issue or rights issue of securities unless they make an application to one or more recognized stock exchanges and have chosen one of them as a designated stock exchange.
In the case of Initial Public Offer, it is required for the issuer to make an application for Shares Listing in at least one recognized stock exchange having nationwide trading terminals.
The company has to follow specified conditions before Shares listing in stock exchange:
In case shares of the company are listed for the first time in the stock exchange.
The company who has listed its shares on a stock market comes out with a public issue.
The company who has listed its shares in a stock exchange issues shares to its existing shareholders.
When a listed company issue bonus shares to its existing shareholders for capitalizing its profits.
The amalgamated company issues new shares to the shareholders of the merged company, and these new shares are listed.
Public Company has to submit the following documents to Shares Listing in stock exchange:
The application is made to the listing committee of the stock exchange by the company, and then the listing committee will scrutinize the application form of the company.
In case the application for listing is accepted then the listing company will have to execute a listing agreement with the stock exchange.
Shares listing in India is a well-regulated and comprehensive process aimed at providing transparency and investor protection. Companies seeking to list their shares must diligently follow SEBI’s guidelines and ensure compliance with stock exchange requirements. The listing process not only enables companies to raise capital for growth but also enhances their visibility and credibility in the market. By adhering to the regulatory framework and fulfilling their post-listing obligations, companies can enjoy the benefits of being a listed entity and tap into the vast potential of the Indian capital market.In corporate finance, shares listing means company’s share are listed on the list of stock. There are some stock exchanges that allow shares of foreign company to be listed and allow dual listing also. In case you need more information on listing of shares, contact Enterslice.
Proper solid waste management is essential for maintaining a clean environment, preventing pollution, and safeguarding public health. Improper disposal of solid waste can lead to water and air pollution, outbreaks of diseases, and harm to wildlife and fauna.
Solid waste originates from various sources, including residential households, industrial facilities, commercial units, institutional buildings, construction sites, treatment plants, agricultural activities, and biomedical establishments.
Solid waste management in India is regulated by the Solid Waste Management Rules (SWM), 2016. These rules apply to urban local bodies, industrial areas, airports, ports, and various government organizations, emphasizing proper waste segregation, disposal, and recycling.
Waste generators are obligated to segregate waste into biodegradable, non-biodegradable, and domestic hazardous categories. They must hand over segregated waste to authorized waste collectors, and construction and demolition waste should be treated separately.
Waste-to-energy processes involve utilizing non-recyclable waste with high calorific value to generate energy, reducing the burden on landfills. Such waste can be used for co-processing in thermal power plants or cement, promoting more sustainable waste management practices.
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