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of <h1>SEBI outlines delisting norms: assess public equity, trading levels, financial health, compliance, and operational status. Appeal process available.</h1> The norms and procedures for delisting securities by stock exchanges, as outlined by SEBI, include assessing the percentage of equity capital held by public investors, minimum trading levels, financial health, and compliance with listing agreements. Companies must demonstrate operational viability, tangible assets, and a track record of compliance over the past three years. Factors such as insider trading, financial mismanagement, and the company's operational status are considered. A panel, including exchange directors, investor representatives, and government officials, decides on delisting. Companies are notified, and they may appeal a compulsory delisting order to SEBI.
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