SEBI Proposes IPO Rule Changes for Large Companies

SEBI, India's market regulator, wants to make it easier for very big companies to sell their shares to the public.

They're changing the rules so these companies don't have to sell as many shares at once, which can be tough.

Imagine a company worth a lot of money.

The new rules would let them sell a smaller amount of shares initially.

Also, companies will get more time to let the public own at least 25% of their shares.

This should help more large companies become publicly traded.