In line with the approval of its Board for revised settlement regulations, SEBI has notified the SEBI (Settlement of Administrative and Civil Proceedings) Regulations, 2026 (2026 Regulations). The Regulations will come into force on 6 November 2026, repealing the existing SEBI (Settlement Proceedings) Regulations, 2018 (2018 Regulations). The settlement route remains unchanged in terms of...
How SME Business Valuations Are Assessed in the Capital Markets SME IPO Insights Series | Article 1 How SME Business Valuations Are Assessed in the Capital Markets A Strategic Guide for Business Owners, Promoters & CFOs May 2026 • SME IPO Insights Series • For Business Owners, Promoters & CFOs Executive Summary As India’s SME...
A pillar guide covering the full spectrum of valuation work in Indian corporate, regulatory, accounting and dispute contexts Why valuation has become a central corporate discipline A decade ago, business valuation in India was largely a transactional exercise — commissioned when a promoter was raising capital, selling the business, or dealing with a family settlement....
Two listings, two different propositions The Indian equity market has built, over the last decade, a genuinely two-track primary market. The main-board route — governed by SEBI (ICDR) Regulations — lists on the primary segments of the BSE and NSE. The SME route lists on the BSE SME platform or NSE Emerge. Both give a...
Last updated: 2 May 2026 | Reading time: ~6 min | Author: Chander Sawhney, Transique Corporate Advisors In one line: India’s SME IPO market in 2026 has entered a quality-led reset phase—fewer but larger listings, stricter SEBI eligibility norms, and rising investor selectivity—creating a stronger long-term opportunity for well-governed, profitable SMEs. Key takeaways SME IPO...
