India's National Stock Exchange on Thursday tightened rules for small companies on its SME platform seeking to move to the ...

The revised regulations introduce new financial and corporate governance criteria for SMEs. To be eligible, companies must ...

NSE tightens rules for SMEs migrating to main board, requiring ₹100 crore revenue, 20% promoter shareholding, and positive ...

Revenue from operations of a particular company should be greater than ₹100 crore in the last financial year and the company ...

Only small businesses with at least ₹100 crore in revenue in the year before applying will be eligible to list on the main ...

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Thursday revised the eligibility criteria for listed small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) companies to shift to the main board.

Under the new criteria, companies will be required to have a minimum paid-up equity capital of Rs 10 crore and an average market capitalization of at least Rs 100 crore. Further, a company must have ...

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Former IAS officer Neeraj Kumar Gupta has joined NSE International Exchange as chairman, bringing extensive experience in ...

Neeraj Kumar Gupta, a former IAS officer, has been appointed as Chairman of NSE International Exchange. Approved by the IFSCA ...