What are the key financial parameters for SME to list on BSE SME?

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• Eligible SMEs can issue their IPO and become listed SME companies whose shares are traded on the SME exchange either BSE SME or NSE SME.
• BSE SME IPO Financial Requirements
• Post issue paid up capital below Rs 25 crores
• Out of last 3 years, SME business must be earning operating profit in any 2 years.
• Net worth should be at least Rs 1 crore in any 2 years of the last 3 financial years.
• Net tangible assets should be a minimum of Rs 3 crore.
• Leverage ratio within maximum permitted limit of 3:1 (except for financial companies).
• 1. Can HUF and LLP issue SME IPO?
• 2. Who is eligible to issue SME IPO?
• 3. What should be the net tangible assets to list on the NSE Emerge?
• 4. Can broking companies list on the BSE SME platform?
• 5. What are the key requirements for SME IPO listing?
• 6. What are the extra compliance requirements for SME IPOs compared to the main board listing?
• 7. Can a newly incorporated SME issue IPO?
• 8. What are the key financial parameters for SME to list on BSE SME?
• 9. Should SMEs be profitable to go public?
• 10. What are the differences in the eligibility norms for SME IPO at BSE and NSE?

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