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Sebi grants more time for IPOs as volatility spikes
April 08, 2026
|Mint Bangalore
The capital markets regulator has extended the approvals granted to companies seeking to go public, as volatility triggered by the West Asia war has prompted many of them to reconsider the timing of their offerings.
Sebi rules require companies to launch IPOs within a year of receiving final approvals.
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Observation letters expiring between 1 April and 30 September 2026 will now remain valid until 30 September 2026, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said in a circular issued on Tuesday.
An observation letter indicates that the regulator has reviewed the proposal, suggested the required changes to ensure compliance, and has allowed the company to launch the issue.
Sebi's onetime extension of the deadline is subject to the lead manager's undertaking to comply with regulatory requirements when submitting updated offer documents.
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