How to get your Company listed on BSE-SME Exchange Now? | LawWiser

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  • Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
  • How to get your Company listed on BSE-SME Exchange Now? | LawWiser
    The BSE SME Exchange is a specialized segment of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) in India that is designed exclusively for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It provides these businesses with a streamlined process to access capital and increase their visibility among potential investors. The criteria to get listed on the BSE SME Exchange include having a post-issue paid-up capital not exceeding Rs 25 crore, net tangible assets worth at least Rs 1.5 crore, and a positive net worth. The company or firm must have a combined track record of at least three years, and if it has not been in operation for three years, it should be backed by banks, financial institutions, government entities, or a group company listed for at least two years. The business should also have positive cash accruals in any of the three years prior to listing, a website, demat securities trading capability, and engage with depositories.
    The BSE SME Exchange has witnessed significant growth over the past decade, with 435 companies listed and a total market worth of Rs 66,415 crore. Out of these, 172 companies have moved to the main board. Listing on the BSE SME platform offers MSMEs a cost-effective and efficient alternative to traditional fundraising methods, enabling them to raise equity capital for their growth and expansion. By meeting the specified criteria, SMEs can benefit from enhanced access to capital, improved visibility, and increased investor interest.

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