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Sebi eases compliance rules for AGMs
Exempts listed companies from giving advertisements in newspapers
New Delhi: Market regulator Sebi on Thursday granted more time to listed companies for holding annual general meetings and exempted them from giving advertisements in newspapers in the wake of coronavirus pandemic.
The regulator has been giving relaxation to listed companies and other market intermediaries as part of efforts to ease their compliance burden. In a circular, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has given a relaxation of one month till September 30 to top 100-listed companies by market capitalisation for holding their annual general meeting (AGM) for 2019-20. These companies were required to hold their respective AGMs by August 31. Under the norms, companies are required to hold the AGM within 5 months from the closing of financial year. In addition, Sebi has exempted companies from publication of advertisement in newspapers about their board meetings, financial results and other events till May 15. Sebi has noted that some newspapers are not bringing their print versions for a limited period, some that are still printing are not accepting a e-copy of the information to be published, which is a challenge in ensuring compliance with the regulation.
