Public offer requirement relaxation allowed for statutory corporations after Central Government approval and stock exchange consent. A recognised stock exchange may relax the requirement that at least twenty five per cent of each class or kind of securities be offered to the public for a body corporate constituted by an Act of Parliament or State Legislature, provided it obtains the previous approval of the Central Government and complies with such instructions as the Government may issue from time to time.
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Public offer requirement relaxation allowed for statutory corporations after Central Government approval and stock exchange consent.
A recognised stock exchange may relax the requirement that at least twenty five per cent of each class or kind of securities be offered to the public for a body corporate constituted by an Act of Parliament or State Legislature, provided it obtains the previous approval of the Central Government and complies with such instructions as the Government may issue from time to time.
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