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Readiness & structure
Review the capital structure, corporate records, financial reporting and governance arrangements needed for the proposed offer.
Public issues / Mainboard IPOs
Prepare for a wider public market.
An IPO brings your company into a new relationship with capital, investors and governance. We coordinate the preparation and execution that this transition requires.
Discuss Mainboard IPOs
How we help
From the first readiness review to listing day
Turnaround’s issue-management approach connects company preparation, diligence, offer documentation, regulatory review, investor marketing and listing. We work with management and the appointed intermediaries to keep each workstream moving against a shared plan.
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Due diligence & disclosures
Coordinate legal, financial and business diligence and bring the material information into the offer document.
03
Review & execution
Support filing, responses, investor engagement, pricing and issue coordination through allotment and listing.
Before we begin
The information
that starts the work.
An initial review helps identify priorities and the questions to resolve. These are useful starting materials for our conversation.
- Audited financial statements and current management accounts
- Shareholding, group structure and prior capital transactions
- Business model, growth plans and proposed use of proceeds
- Material contracts, litigation and compliance records
A useful distinction
Understand the framework. Then plan the transaction.
Rules, eligibility and required steps depend on the company, the securities and the proposed structure. The linked official source provides a starting point for further reading.
Mainboard readiness is broader than company size. The applicable SEBI framework and the chosen exchange’s eligibility conditions both need to be assessed.
NSE · Mainboard listing criteria
A little more clarity
Questions worth asking.
How do we know if a mainboard IPO is the right route?
Start with a review of financial history, capital requirements, shareholding, governance and the applicable eligibility route. We discuss these together before proposing a transaction plan.
Does filing an offer document guarantee a listing?
No. Filing begins a review process. The company must meet the applicable requirements, respond to observations and obtain the necessary permissions.
What happens after listing?
The work continues through periodic disclosures, proceeds monitoring, investor communication and other obligations of a listed company. Turnaround’s post-IPO support covers these continuing workstreams.
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The next conversation
Let’s start with your business.
Tell us where you are today and what you want to build next.