NSE Listing Agreement – Part II (India) by National Stock Exchange of India
This template outlines the standard requirements for a Listing Agreement with the National Stock Exchange (NSE). It provides the mandatory reporting formats for annual and quarterly financial results, as well as detailed corporate governance standards for listed companies. The document is designed for public companies to ensure transparency in their financial disclosures and board operations.
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What is this template?
This is a regulatory contract between the National Stock Exchange of India and a public entity. It contains specific financial reporting templates for banks versus non-banking companies and mandatory board composition ratios. It is not the initial application form but the ongoing agreement for continued listing.
When should you use it?
Use this document when a company has been approved for listing on the NSE and must formalize its reporting and governance obligations. The nearest alternative is the BSE Listing Agreement if listing on the Bombay Stock Exchange instead.
What's inside
| Clause | Name | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Annexure I | Format for publication of Annual audited results | Prescribes a 12-item reporting table including net profit, paid-up equity share capital, and basic EPS figures for current and previous accounting years. |
| Clause 41 Notes | Disclosure of names changes | Obliges companies changing their name after January 1, 1998 to disclose turnover from new activities for a 3-year period. |
| 42 | Security Deposit | Requires issuers to deposit 1% of the amount of securities offered, with 50% paid in cash up to Rs. 3 crores. |
| 49 | Corporate Governance | Mandates that at least 50% of the Board of Directors comprise non-executive directors and establishes independent Audit Committee requirements. |
| 47(a) | Compliance Officer | Requires the Issuer to appoint the Company Secretary as Compliance Officer to liaise with SEBI and Stock Exchanges. |
| 50 | Accounting Standards | Directs companies to mandatorily comply with all Accounting Standards issued by the ICAI from time to time. |
Who it's for
- a public company seeking first-time listing on the National Stock Exchange of India
- a listed Indian bank reporting quarterly and half-yearly financial results
- an issuer of new securities requiring a 1% security deposit with the NSE
- a manufacturing company with functional classification of expenditure in annual reports
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