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Droneacharya Shares Hit The Roof On SME Debut
Post listing, the company’s shares were immediately locked at a 5 per cent upper limit of the circuit breaker and touched a high of Rs 107.10 a share
Read MoreIndiaMART Invests Rs 170.1 M In HR SaaS Platform Zimyo
Since its listing on BSE and NSE, IndiaMART has invested in companies such as Vyapar, Bizom, Shipway, Legistify, Superprocure, Aerchain, M1xchange, Easyecom, Fleetx, Industry Buying, Realbooks, and BUSY
Read MoreBSE Collaborated With All India MSME Association To Promote Listing Of MSMEs, Startups
The two entities will host joint roadshows and events across the country to raise awareness among MSMEs for listing on the exchange's SME segment.
Read MoreReliance-Future Deal gets SEBI Nod, BSE 'No-Adverse-Observation' Status
The Securities and Exchange Board of India allowed the deal with some riders, five months after it was announced last August.
Read MoreBSE Signs Pact With IIT Alumni Council To Encourage Listing And Boost The Start-Up Ecosystem
This alliance between BSE and IIT Alumni Council will ensure entity transparency, governance improvement, market discovery of share price, provide liquidity for PE investors and enable retail participation.
Read MoreBSE Inks Pact with HDFC Bank to Give a Boost to the Startups Platform
BSE had launched the Start Up platform on December 22, 2018 with an aim to encourage entrepreneurs to get listed and raise equity capital for their growth and expansion.
Read MoreB2C eCommerce Company, SaleBhai Receives BSE Approval for SME IPO
It claims to be the first Indian eCommerce startup at such an early stage to raise money through public route by getting listed on BSE SME.
Read MoreEven the Wolves of Dalal Street will be Impacted by the Power of Technology
Algorithmic trading: “Goldman Sachs has replaced 600 traditional traders with just two technology enabled traders in their equity desk”
Read MoreStartups meet the taxman
Startups are the new epicenter of economic activity in the country, but the tax-man is far from friendly towards them. For a 100 of them have registered in Hong Kong, Singapore and the US to raise capital. Top sources in North Block, which houses the finance ministry, say consultations have begun over incentives to startups in the form of tax sops to angel investors. The Revenue Department is working towards these making such incentives real. At the Center of this is the capital gains tax, levied on investors; and the tax on employee stock options (ESOPs), where a tax is levied on the income of the employee even before the company – that’s allotted those shares – has generated any revenue or has raised capital.
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