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Sebi proposes ₹1,000 crore market-cap threshold for SME IPOs, eases exit rules

Sebi has also proposed raising the minimum average operating profit requirement to ₹3 crore annually over the preceding three financial years from the existing requirement of ₹1 crore in at least two of the previous three years.

Sebi proposes ₹1,000 crore market-cap threshold for SME IPOs, eases exit rules

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