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ARTICLE · 14 OCTOBER 2016

Delisting Process Continues To Remain A Pain

Provision for determination of floor price is the most important provision in the delisting regulations.

IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law

In March this year, SEBI amended certain provisions of the delisting regulations with a view to simplify and expedite the whole process of voluntary delisting of securities but while doing so it has unwittingly tinkered with some vital provisions which have actually become a new headache for listed entities seeking delisting.

Provision for determination of floor price is the most important provision in the delisting regulations. Under the un-amended regulations, the floor price was required to be determined with reference to the trading on stock exchange during the period of 26 weeks or 2 weeks preceding the date on which the stock exchange was notified of the board meeting in which the delisting proposal was considered. This provision has been amended now to provide that the floor price shall be determined in accordance with SEBI formula prescribed under SEBI takeover regulations. Devil lies in this cross reference as SEBI pricing formula based on trading under

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