Description
BSE announces availability of Nityanand Udyog Limited's draft offer document for SME IPO, seeking public comments within 21 days.
Summary
BSE has made available the Draft Offer Document of Nityanand Udyog Limited for public review and comments. The document was filed on July 24, 2025, and contains all disclosures as specified under Schedule VI of the ICDR Regulations. The document will remain available on the stock exchange website for at least 21 days to facilitate public comments.
Key Points
- Draft Offer Document filed by Nityanand Udyog Limited on July 24, 2025
- Document contains all disclosures required under Schedule VI of ICDR Regulations
- Available for public review for minimum 21 days from notice date
- Document hosted on BSE SME website at www.bsesme.com/PublicIssues/SMEIPODRHP.aspx
- Public comments to be submitted via email to equity.ipo@bseindia.com
Regulatory Changes
No regulatory changes announced. This is a standard procedural notice for SME IPO draft offer document availability.
Compliance Requirements
- Public and stakeholders can review the draft offer document
- Comments must be submitted within 21 days from July 25, 2025
- Comments should be sent to equity.ipo@bseindia.com
- Company must comply with Schedule VI disclosure requirements of ICDR Regulations
Important Dates
- Draft Offer Document Filing Date: July 24, 2025
- Notice Date: July 25, 2025
- Public Comment Deadline: August 15, 2025 (21 days from notice date)
- Document Availability Period: Minimum 21 days on exchange website
Impact Assessment
This notice facilitates the SME IPO process for Nityanand Udyog Limited by enabling public scrutiny and feedback on their draft offer document. The 21-day comment period is a regulatory requirement that ensures transparency and allows stakeholders to raise concerns or provide input before the final offer document is approved. This is a routine step in the SME IPO listing process with limited broader market impact.
Impact Justification
Standard SME IPO procedure with public comment period, affects specific company going public