This document outlines the process for voluntary delisting from stock exchanges for small companies in India. [1] The company must have a paid-up capital of up to 10 crore, net worth up to 25 crore, and shares traded less than 10% in the previous 12 months. [2] An exit price is determined by a merchant banker, exempting the process from open offers. [3] Shareholder consent of 90% or more is required legally.
This document outlines the process for voluntary delisting from stock exchanges for small companies in India. [1] The company must have a paid-up capital of up to 10 crore, net worth up to 25 crore, and shares traded less than 10% in the previous 12 months. [2] An exit price is determined by a merchant banker, exempting the process from open offers. [3] Shareholder consent of 90% or more is required legally.
This document outlines the process for voluntary delisting from stock exchanges for small companies in India. [1] The company must have a paid-up capital of up to 10 crore, net worth up to 25 crore, and shares traded less than 10% in the previous 12 months. [2] An exit price is determined by a merchant banker, exempting the process from open offers. [3] Shareholder consent of 90% or more is required legally.
This document outlines the process for voluntary delisting from stock exchanges for small companies in India. [1] The company must have a paid-up capital of up to 10 crore, net worth up to 25 crore, and shares traded less than 10% in the previous 12 months. [2] An exit price is determined by a merchant banker, exempting the process from open offers. [3] Shareholder consent of 90% or more is required legally.
Voluntary Delisting From all RSE including RSE with NTT by small company
1. Paid-up share capital upto 10 crore
2. Net worth upto 25 crore 3. Shares traded during 12 months preceding date of board meeting for approval of proposed delisting is less than 10% of total no.of shares of the co 4. Co not suspended for non-compliance by any RSE with NTT in preceding one year
Exit option - Exit price determined by merchant banker – exemption from RBB process Legal requirement - Shareholder holding 90% or more give consent
Convene a board meeting - Approval of BOD
Approval of shareholder through SR - The special resolution shall be acted upon only if the votes cast by the public shareholders in favour of the proposal are at least two times the number of votes cast by the public shareholders against it. Appoint Merchant Banker decide exit price in consultation with merchant banker Application for In-principle approval of RSX In-principle approval by RSX Public Notice - The company shall give a public notice of the proposed delisting in at least one English national daily with wide circulation, one Hindi national daily with wide circulation and one regional language newspaper of the region where the concerned recognized stock exchanges are located Letter to public shareholder informing them of proposed delisting, exit price and seeking consent for the proposal for delisting Public shareholder holding 90% or more give consent to proposal in writing [The process of inviting the positive consent and finalisation of the proposal for delisting of shares to be made within 75 working days of dispatching the Letter to all the shareholders] Payment to shareholder - The promoters shall make the payment in cash to the public shareholders who have tendered their shares within 15 working days from the date of expiry of 75 working days as mentioned above Final application to RSE for delisting Delisting order