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  • Exclusive | Nykaa may be first profitable startup eyeing IPO, around half a billion dollar issuance to be largely secondary

    Sources tell Moneycontrol that Nykaa will be promoter-owned post-listing as Falguni Nayar & family will own a controlling stake of over 51%.

  • Exchanges, depositories pitch E-IPO, faster clearances to SEBI chief Ajay Tyagi

    Ajay Tyagi, chairman of the Securities and Exchanges Board of India, today met with the officials of national exchanges, depositaries and Clearing Corporation for the first time since taking over office.

  • Sebi makes IPOs cheque-free; halves listing time to 6 days

    While lowering the IPO costs for the companies and investors, Sebi also allowed a larger number of companies to tap the 'fast-track' route for raising funds from markets from the existing and new investors.

  • Sebi may finalise e-IPO, easier start-up listing rules

    In a new wave of reforms, markets regulator Sebi is set to herald an e-IPO system to allow investors to bid online in the public offers, while the new-age startups will get a separate platform to raise funds and list their shares with an easier set of regulations.

  • Sebi move to increase retail participation in IPOs: Experts

    The decision of the market regulator Sebi to allow e-IPO or electronic issuance of IPO is likely to increase retail participation and may provide momentum to the primary market, experts said today.

  • Sebi move to help e-IPOs improve reach: Haldea

    Prithvi Haldea, CMD of Prime Database believes the changes introduced by Sebi is not only important but is also far reaching. The e-IPOs will significantly improve the reach of IPOs and the restrictions on revision of bids will help prevent malpractices.

  • SEBI to discuss e-IPOs at upcoming board meet

    The Securities Exchange Board of India will meet on Thursday to decide on a wide range of reforms for the primary market.

  • Online applications, wider distribution for IPOs on cards

    Very soon, you will be able to invest in an initial public offer electronically. Markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has said implementing e-IPOs is next on its agenda to revitalise the primary market.

  • SEBI mulls e-IPO for paperless bidding by investors

    Regulator SEBI is considering a proposal to allow the companies to sell shares through an all-electronic Initial Public Offer (e-IPO), wherein investors would be able to bid for shares electronically and without the need for signing any papers physically.

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