SEBI is on an overdrive to revive the primary market. The market regulator has announced a series of measures removing the preferential treatment for Government-owned companies with regard to minimum public holding. After a board meeting in Delhi, SEBI chairman UK Sinha said companies will have to sell at least 25% stake or shares worth 400 crore rupees to stay listed. In a bid to bring back the retail investor SEBI has proposed a 10% quota for small investors who will now get shares at a discount. To know all about the game-changing IPO norms, at a time when scores of companies are queuing up to enter the market, catch this ET NOW report
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