Eligibility Assessment
Answer the following questions to assess your company's eligibility for SME IPO listing. Based on your responses, we'll provide instant feedback on your eligibility for NSE Emerge and BSE SME platforms.
Check if your company meets the eligibility criteria for SME IPO listing on NSE Emerge or BSE SME platforms. Our comprehensive assessment tool provides instant feedback based on SEBI regulations and exchange requirements.
Answer the following questions to assess your company's eligibility for SME IPO listing. Based on your responses, we'll provide instant feedback on your eligibility for NSE Emerge and BSE SME platforms.
There are no specific criteria related to turnover of the company for SME IPO in India. The Issuer company is required to meet the eligibility criteria laid by SEBI and Stock Exchanges including net worth, operating profit, and other regulatory requirements.
It is mandatory to satisfy the IPO eligibility criteria of SEBI in Mainboard IPO. SME company is also eligible for IPO on meeting the eligibility conditions for SME IPO under ICDR Regulations. The company must meet specific financial, operational, and regulatory requirements.
NSE Emerge has additional criteria including positive Free Cash Flow to Equity (FCFE) for at least 2 out of last 3 financial years. BSE SME has relatively simpler eligibility criteria. Both platforms require minimum operating profit of ₹1 crore and positive net worth.
SME IPO cost varies depending on the Issue Size and complexity of the Issue. Usually SME IPOs are less costly compared to Mainboard IPOs. Costs include merchant banking fees, underwriting costs, registrar fees, and other regulatory expenses.
A private company is eligible for SME IPO once it fulfils the SME IPO eligibility criteria. On offering its shares to public, it becomes a public limited company. On becoming public, it has to comply with post listing compliances as per SEBI regulations.