Regulation 115 - Lock-in of specified securities held by the promoters
Securities And Exchange Board of India (Issue Of Capital And Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2018 Part IV LOCK-IN AND RESTRICTIONS ON TRANSFERABILITY
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Lock-in of promoter securities: minimum contributions and excess holdings face differing lock-in durations with capital expenditure exceptions. Specified promoter-held securities are subject to lock-in periods distinguishing minimum promoters' contribution and excess holdings; longer lock-ins apply when majority of net issue proceeds are for capital expenditure. SR equity shares remain locked until conversion to voting equity with parity to ordinary shares, and the term capital expenditure includes civil works, fixed assets, land, buildings, plant and machinery and repayment of loans taken for such expenditure.
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Lock-in of promoter securities: minimum contributions and excess holdings face differing lock-in durations with capital expenditure exceptions.
Specified promoter-held securities are subject to lock-in periods distinguishing minimum promoters' contribution and excess holdings; longer lock-ins apply when majority of net issue proceeds are for capital expenditure. SR equity shares remain locked until conversion to voting equity with parity to ordinary shares, and the term capital expenditure includes civil works, fixed assets, land, buildings, plant and machinery and repayment of loans taken for such expenditure.
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