Direct listing on foreign exchanges: What does it mean for Indian companies?
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certain classes of domestic public companies can be listed on prescribed foreign stock exchanges, including GIFT IFSC, Ahmedabad.
Domestic listed companies would use depository receipts — American Depository Receipts (ADR) or Global Depository Receipts (GDR) — to list in the overseas market.
Under this route, Indian companies wanting to get listed on foreign stock exchanges would give their shares to an Indian custodian, and depository receipts would be issued to foreign investors.
ld give their shares to an Indian custodian, and depository receipts would be issued to foreign investors.
certain Indian companies to directly list on select foreign stock exchanges
enable listed and unlisted domestic companies to directly list their equity shares on the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC), Ahmedabad.
exchanges, including GIFT IFSC, Ahmedabad.
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