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<h1>SEBI Regulations 2021: Equity Delisting Rules Include Three-Year Listing Requirement and Six-Month Wait After Buyback</h1> The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Regulations, 2021, outline conditions for delisting equity shares. A company cannot apply for delisting unless three years have passed since listing, and no convertible instruments are outstanding. Delisting post-buyback or preferential allotment requires a six-month wait, except for new acquirers or promoters under specific regulations. Acquirers cannot propose delisting if they sold shares six months prior to the public announcement. Acquirers must not use company funds for exit opportunities or engage in fraudulent practices during delisting or share acquisition processes. Certain exemptions apply under specific regulatory conditions.