SME Listing
List your growing business on the SME exchange platform - governance readiness, IPO documentation, and the compliance framework that comes with public shareholding.
SME listing has less stringent eligibility criteria than a mainboard IPO, suited to growing SMEs.
A SEBI-registered merchant banker must manage the listing process.
Board composition, committees and disclosure practices must meet listed-company standards.
SME-listed companies can migrate to the mainboard once they meet larger-scale eligibility criteria.
Governance-ready before the road show begins.
We confirm your financials and governance meet SME listing eligibility criteria.
Board composition, committees and policies upgraded to listed-company standards.
We coordinate with your merchant banker on the offer document and process.
LODR compliance calendar, disclosures and reporting set up for life as a listed entity.
Part of Layer 4 - ValueReady, mainly for Existing Company Setup.
If SME listing is a multi-year goal, we structure your entity and cap table with that path in mind from incorporation.
Start your setup →Ready to list? We run a full readiness diagnostic and close governance gaps before the offer document is filed.
Run your diagnostic →A listing that holds up under public scrutiny.
We treat governance readiness as a real overhaul, not a checklist exercise before filing.
Your existing cap table, registers and compliance history feed directly into the offer document.
We stay engaged for LODR compliance and disclosures after the listing, not just up to the bell.
Common questions
SME listing has lower eligibility thresholds (revenue, net worth, track record) and a lighter compliance regime, suited to smaller growing companies.
Typically 6–12 months, depending on how much governance and financial readiness work is needed upfront.
Yes - once you meet the mainboard's larger-scale eligibility criteria, migration is a well-established process.