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20/04/2016

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07/02/2016

Quick Heal Technologies Limited IPO Update:

Opens On: 08-Feb-2016

Closes On: 10-Feb-2016

Price Band: INR 311 to INR 321

Bid Lot: 45 Equity Shares

Issue Size:

INR 445 Crs at Lower Band &

INR 451 Crs at Upper Band

Allocation: QIB 50%, HNI 15% & Retail 35%

ASBA Mandatory. No Cheque will be accepted.

30/11/2015

New Public Issue coming...

16/11/2015

Circular Ref. No : 10 / 2015 Mandatory ASBA payment mechanism for Public Issues w.e.f January 01, 2016
To streamline the public issue process, SEBI has made Application Supported by
Blocked Amount (ASBA) as a mandatory payment mechanism for all investors
including retail individual investors for all public issues opening on or after January 01,
2016.
Members may please note that the NEAT IPO TWS terminal which supports only NonASBA
bids shall be discontinued for all public issues opening on or after January 01,
2016.
Members shall continue to use the existing web based bidding platform [URL:
www.nseindiaipo.com ] provided by the Exchange to upload ASBA bids. Members may
refer to the ASBA FAQ available at
http://www.nseindia.com/invest/resources/download/faqs_ASBA_IPO.pdf

04/11/2015

Happy Diwali!

31/10/2015

The Ministry for Civil Aviation on Friday unveiled the draft civil aviation policy and proposed a slew of tax incentives for airlines, maintenance works.
The ministry proposed on Friday the 5/20 rule be replaced with a system of domestic flying credits. 5/20 rule requires a domestic airline to have a fleet of 20 aircraft and operational experience of five years to start international operations

Here are the 10 key takeaways from the government’s draft civil aviation policy

1. The Ministry for Civil Aviation proposes on Friday the 5/20 rule be replaced with a system of domestic flying credits but also left open an option to either retain or abolish the regulation altogether.

2. Government proposes hiking FDI in domestic airlines to over 50 per cent in open skies policy.

3. The draft civil aviation policy recommends that there be a cap of Rs 2,500 per hour on fares for travel between smaller cities. The shortfall in collections, the ministry cess would be made up by levying a 2 per cent cess.

4. All 150 stakeholder services of DGCA to go digital

5. Draft civil aviation policy pushes ‘Make In India’ in aeronautics

6. Separate regulation for helicopters from April 1 2016

7. AAI will maintain an Airport Service Quality rating of 4.5 or more across all airports

8. The new civil aviation policy shall provide regulatory certainty, as regards airport development

9. Route Dispersal Guidelines, formulated to improve regional connectivity, have served the country well, targets over-achieved, said Secy RN Choubey

10. Under PM Narendra Modi’s ‘Ease Of Doing Business’ initiative, we are completely liberalizing code share regime, said Choubey.

15/07/2015

New IPO coming soon...

29/06/2015

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