What is Post-IPO SEBI LODR Compliance?
The SEBI LODR Regulations,2015, which stands for Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements, is a statutory act that governs every aspect of a company’s conduct after it is listed on NSE or BSE. It is a must-provision for a company to maintain continuous disclosures, periodic financial reporting, board-level governance standards, insider trading prevention frameworks and investor communication protocols that apply from the very first day of listings.
Failure to comply with these regulations leads to stock exchange notices, daily fines, and, in serious cases, SEBI actions or even trading suspension. However, penalties are not fixed and depend on the violation, ranging from daily fines to up to ₹1 crore for major disclosure failures.
Companies that are newly listed face an immediate and substantial regulatory workload, such as quarterly financial results within 45 days, annual reports within 60 days of AGM, board meeting notices, shareholder communications, and event-based disclosures within 24 hours.
At Enterslice, the Post-IPO Compliance Retainer covers all LODR obligations, starting from quarterly results preparation and XBRL filing to board agenda management, related party transaction approvals, insider trading window monitoring, and SEBI/exchange correspondence through a dedicated compliance manager assigned to your account.