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What are the differences in the eligibility norms for SME IPO at BSE and NSE?

BSE and NSE Emerge have some differences in the eligibility criteria relevant to net worth, net tangible assets, leverage ratio, etc. to launch an SME IPO in India.

BSE and NSE SME Eligibility Criteria differences
Basis Listing on BSE SME Listing on NSE SME
SME's Leverage ratio SME owners who want to list their company on the BSE SME platform should not have a leverage ratio above 3:1 There is no such requirements to list an SME company on the NSE Emerge.
Net worth SME requires a net worth of at least Rs 1 crore for 2 preceding full financial years before filing the application to list on BSE SME. SMEs who have positive net worth in any 2 of the last 3 financial years can get listed on the NSE SME platform.
Net Tangible Assets SMEs should have net tangible assets of atleast Rs 3 crore to list on BSE SME segment. No minimum requirements of net tangible assets.
Promoters Holding No criteria It is necessary for the SME to have at least 20% shares held by promoters.
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1. Tarun Apr 10 2024 08:19:42 PM Reply
There is no limit for tangible assets on NSE Platform please check & confirm on current date also.
2.1. Shreekanth Apr 12 2024 10:49:33 AM
Yes, NSE Emerge exchange has no minimum net tangible assets criteria to list an SME IPO.
To get more details, refer to this link
https://www.nseindia.com/companies-listing/raising-capital-public-issues-emerge-eligibility-criteria