Securities And Exchange Board Of India - Subsection
Section 279(1) in The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2018
(1)The issuer may provide green shoe option for stabilising the post listing price of its specified securities, subject to the following:(a)the issuer has been authorized, by a resolution passed in the general meeting of shareholders approving the public issue, to allot specified securities to the stabilising agent, if required, on the expiry of the stabilisation period;(b)the issuer has appointed a lead manager(s) appointed by the issuer as a stabilising agent, who shall be responsible for the price stabilisation process;(c)prior to filing the draft offer document, the issuer and the stabilising agent have entered into an agreement, stating all the terms and conditions relating to the green shoe option including fees charged and expenses to be incurred by the stabilising agent for discharging its responsibilities;(d)prior to filing the offer document, the stabilising agent has entered into an agreement with the promoters or pre-issue shareholders or both for borrowing specified securities from them in accordance with clause(g)of this sub-regulation, specifying therein the maximum number of specified securities that may be borrowed for the purpose of allotment or allocation of specified securities in excess of the issue size (hereinafter referred to as the "over- allotment"), which shall not be in excess of fifteen per cent. of the issue size;(e)subject to clause (d), the lead manager(s), in consultation with the stabilising agent, shall determine the amount of specified securities to be over-allotted in the public issue;(f)the draft offer document and offer document shall contain all material disclosures about the green shoe option specified in this regard in Part A of Schedule VI;(g)in case of an initial public offer pre-issue shareholders and promoters and in case of a further public offer pre-issue shareholders holding more than five per cent. specified securities and promoters, may lend specified securities to the extent of the proposed over-allotment;(h)the specified securities borrowed shall be in dematerialised form and allocation of these securities shall be made pro-rata to all successful applicants.
