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<h1>Prospectus Requirements Under Companies Act, 1956: Key Disclosures for Transparency and Investor Protection in Public Offerings</h1> The Companies Act, 1956, Schedule II outlines the essential information and reports required in a prospectus. It mandates general details like the company's registered office, government consents, stock exchange listings, and refund policies. The capital structure, terms of issue, objectives, and financial details, including auditor reports on profits, losses, assets, and liabilities, must be disclosed. The schedule also requires information on company management, project specifics, litigation, risk factors, and statutory compliance. Additionally, it includes particulars on directors, contracts, remuneration, and shareholder rights, ensuring transparency and investor protection in public offerings.