In recent posts, we have discussed matters related to prospectus. In this post we will discuss, matters related to issue and allotment of securities following public offer.
SECURITIES IN DEMATERIALISED FORM (SECTION 29):
Under this section;
- Every company making public offer; and
- Such other class or classes of companies as may be prescribed
shall issue the securities only in the dematerialised form.
When any company issue its securities in dematerialised form, provisions of the Depositories Act, 1996 and regulations made under that Act shall be applicable.
There is no bar for any other company to issue its securities in any form. Any other company may convert its securities into dematerialised form.
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