Securities And Exchange Board of India (Issue Of Capital And Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2018 Chapter VIII RIGHTS ISSUE OF INDIAN DEPOSITORY RECEIPTS
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Fast-track rights issue for IDRs enables streamlined filing when issuer meets compliance, review, governance and complaint-redress conditions. Regulation 226 permits a streamlined fast-track rights issue of Indian Depository Receipts when an issuer: is in material compliance for three years with deposit and listing agreements (certified); has had the offer document for the rights offering filed and reviewed by the home-country securities regulator; faces no pending show-cause or prosecution proceedings restricting market access for the issuer or key persons; and has redressed at least ninety-five percent of IDR holder complaints in the three months before filing. Satisfying these conditions allows the issuer to file the home-country offer document with the Board together with an addendum per Part C of Schedule VIII before stock exchange filing.
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Fast-track rights issue for IDRs enables streamlined filing when issuer meets compliance, review, governance and complaint-redress conditions.
Regulation 226 permits a streamlined fast-track rights issue of Indian Depository Receipts when an issuer: is in material compliance for three years with deposit and listing agreements (certified); has had the offer document for the rights offering filed and reviewed by the home-country securities regulator; faces no pending show-cause or prosecution proceedings restricting market access for the issuer or key persons; and has redressed at least ninety-five percent of IDR holder complaints in the three months before filing. Satisfying these conditions allows the issuer to file the home-country offer document with the Board together with an addendum per Part C of Schedule VIII before stock exchange filing.
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