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<h1>Issuers Must Obtain In-Principle Approval for IPOs & Follow SEBI Regulations to Avoid Listing Ineligibility</h1> Issuers seeking to list securities on recognized stock exchanges must obtain in-principle approval for initial public offers or Indian Depository Receipts from all relevant exchanges. For other issues, approval is needed from exchanges with nationwide trading terminals or those where the securities will be listed. Issuers must complete pre-listing formalities and apply for listing within specified timelines. Failure to do so results in ineligibility for listing and requires refunding subscription monies with penal interest. Issuers must execute a listing agreement per SEBI regulations. Stock exchanges have 30 days to approve or reject listing applications after receiving necessary documentation.