Green shoe option reporting requires detailed disclosure of stabilization purchases, borrowed shares, demat custody, and fund remittance. Final reporting for a green shoe option requires issuers to disclose identification of parties, issue dates and size, over allotment percentage, commencement of trading, amounts in the GSO bank account, and detailed chronology of stabilization transactions. Required particulars include shares purchased during stabilization, dates of stabilization end and subsequent allotment to cover shortfalls, names and quantities of borrowed shares from promoters, depository participant and special demat account details, date wise share movements, return of shares to promoters, remittance of GSO funds to the company, and amounts transferred to the investor protection fund.
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Green shoe option reporting requires detailed disclosure of stabilization purchases, borrowed shares, demat custody, and fund remittance.
Final reporting for a green shoe option requires issuers to disclose identification of parties, issue dates and size, over allotment percentage, commencement of trading, amounts in the GSO bank account, and detailed chronology of stabilization transactions. Required particulars include shares purchased during stabilization, dates of stabilization end and subsequent allotment to cover shortfalls, names and quantities of borrowed shares from promoters, depository participant and special demat account details, date wise share movements, return of shares to promoters, remittance of GSO funds to the company, and amounts transferred to the investor protection fund.
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