SEBI has indicated that the regulatory no objection certificate could be issued by month end, ending nearly a decade of delays. In this video, we break down what this means for existing shareholders, unlisted investors, and Indian markets, and what steps come next in the IPO process.
SEBI has indicated that the regulatory no objection certificate could be issued by month end, ending nearly a decade of delays. In this video, we break down what this means for existing shareholders, unlisted investors, and Indian markets, and what steps come next in the IPO process.
