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<h1>Rule 19A: Listed Companies Must Maintain 25% Public Shareholding, With Special Provisions for Public Sector Entities.</h1> Rule 19A of the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Rules, 1957 mandates that every listed company must maintain a minimum public shareholding of 25%. Listed public sector companies with less than this percentage as of the 2018 amendment must comply within three years. If a company's public shareholding falls below 25%, it must be restored within 12 months. Special provisions apply for public sector companies and those affected by specific regulations or insolvency resolutions. The Central Government may exempt certain entities from these requirements. Companies in International Financial Service Centres have modified requirements, maintaining at least 10% public shareholding.