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  • CafeAlt SEBI issues new guidelines for REITs on rights issue

    SEBI issues new guidelines for REITs on rights issue

    SEBI specifies a list of guidelines required to float rights issue.
    Bhakti Makwana Jan 28, 2020

    SEBI has announced a list of guidelines required for rights issue of units by listed real estate investment trusts (REITs). Here are the key highlights:

    • Units proposed to be allotted should be listed on a stock exchange
    • An in-principle approval of the stock exchange needs to be obtained
    • No promoters, partners, or directors of the sponsor or manager or trustee of the REIT should be a fugitive economic offender. He/she should not be barred from the securities market
    • Manager and lead merchant banker can decide the issue price of the rights issue
    • The issue price will be disclosed in the letter of offer 
    • The record date should be announced to stock exchanges at least three working days prior to the record date
    • If REIT withdraws the rights issue after announcing the record date it will not be eligible to make a listing for twelve months
    • Rights issue can open within 3 months from the record date and remain open for at least 3 working days but not more than 15 working days

    Manner of issuance of units

    • Units of the rights issue will be credited to the demat account
    • All investors would be required to mandatorily use Application Supported by Blocked Amount (ASBA) as a payment mode
    • Full allotment of units will be made to unitholders who had applied and also to renouncee(s)
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