The SME IPO eligibility checklist
Every criterion NSE Emerge and BSE SME actually test, and the documents that prove each one.
Ten plain-English guides on the SME IPO process, written for promoters rather than bankers. We are finishing them now.
Each one answers a question promoters ask us on the first call. Titles are final; the writing is in progress.
Every criterion NSE Emerge and BSE SME actually test, and the documents that prove each one.
Each cost head with a range, what drives it up, and which ones you can influence.
What happens at each step, who is involved, and what has to be signed before the next one starts.
How the two platforms differ on fees, investor base and liquidity — and how to choose between them.
What goes into the draft red herring prospectus, who writes it, and where the delays come from.
What restatement means in practice, the items that most often need reworking, and how to start early.
How much of the company you actually give up, and what promoter lock-in means for the next three years.
Why an SME issue needs a market maker, what it costs and what it does for your share price.
Everything a newly listed SME has to file, and when — with the deadlines that carry penalties.
The thresholds you have to cross, how long companies typically wait, and what changes afterwards.
One email when the first guides publish. Nothing else, and you can stop any time.
In a hurry? Book a readiness call and ask us directly.