As per the recently (Sep 2022) changed rules by SEBI any shareholder can use the OFS route as long as they are selling shares worth over __________.
Currently, the use of the OFS route is limited as present rules allow only promoters and those holding more than 10 per cent stake to avail of this mechanism. However, last week Sebi announced major modifications to the framework. Now, any shareholder can use the OFS route as long as they are selling shares worth over Rs 25 crore. Furthermore, the cooling-off period required between two OFSs has been reduced to as less as two weeks from 12 weeks at present. This will help companies sell shares in one or more tranches to ease out liquidity pressure.
We wanted to promote formally trained artistes, upcoming designers as well as student entrepreneurs who are educated but do not get platforms t...
The plots and hindrances were such that anyone would have been torn between blaming the parents or sympathizing for them.
In terms of technology and performance, Indian missile systems are compared with any other system in the worlds.
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Select the most appropriate option to substitute the highlighted segment in the given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No subs...
It’s estranged that , on any given day, ten thousand species are being given between the world just in the ballast water of our supertankers.
Given below are sentences with an error in each. The error is in one part of the sentence. Below each sentence are given the options containing the pa...
I. They had a party to celebrate Tom’s birthday.
II. He is a driver who drives slower.
III. There is some chairs and a table.
The suite with a little porch differences it from the rest of the living chambers.
...The following question contains three statements, one or more of which may not be grammatically correct. You are required to identify the incorrect sta...
