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Is it mandatory to get the KYC of directors certified by practicing professional while attaching the same in the Form STK-2?
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Is Section 14 applicable when changing the name of the company? Are we required to file 2 MGT-14 separately for the purpose or single MGT-14 will work?
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What is the validity period for Private Placement Offer Letter, i.e. what should be the time period to apply for the shares under Private Placement?
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What valuation guidelines are used while reporting foreign equity investment for listed companies?
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Are we required to file FLA return if we have current investments from a foreign country?
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What is the downstream investment?
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What attachments are required to file a start up for a company?
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As per SEBI regulations, the maximum permissible non-public shareholding in a listed company is defined as the maximum percentage of total shareholding that can be held by all the shareholders, other than public shareholders. In other words, the maximum permissible non-public shareholding is the total shareholding of all the shareholders, including promoters, promoter group, and other non-public shareholders, minus the shareholding of public shareholders, expressed as a percentage of the total share capital of the company. The maximum permissible non-public shareholding in a listed company is currently set at 75% of the total share capital of the company.