07 Sep 2026


Partner: Richa Choudhary
This is a link-enhanced version of an article that first appeared in Money Control
Article Overview:
The article examines the rush among more than 30 companies to launch their IPOs before their SEBI approvals expire on September 30. It highlights how the validity of SEBI observation letters and the six-month validity of financial statements are creating overlapping timelines for issuers. Companies that miss the deadline may need to update their financial information or refile their offer documents, resulting in additional due diligence, regulatory review, time and costs.
Our Partner, Richa Choudhary, shared her perspective. Here’s what she had to say:
“Accordingly, issuers seeking to launch their IPOs on the basis of their audited financial statements for fiscal 2026 would generally need to do so by September 30, failing which updated financial information would be required.”
“The convergence of these two timelines naturally creates a rush among issuers to access the markets before the end of September.”
“The fresh filing would also need to appropriately incorporate and address the observations received during the earlier review process.”
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