What are the key SME exchange listing criteria for proprietorship or partnership firms?

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• Post-issue paid-up capital should not exceed Rs 25 crore.
• Minimum 3 years of operational track record not as a company but overall.
• The business must report minimum Rs 1 crore operating profit in any 2 out of 3 financial years
• Proprietary or partnership firms seeking listing on NSE SME should have positive net worth, or for BSE SME listing, a minimum of Rs 1 crore net worth for the last 2 financial year is mandatory.
• 1. Can a proprietary or partnership firm list on SME platform?
• 2. Is it mandatory for proprietorship and partnership firm to convert into a public limited company for SME IPO?
• 3. What happen after proprietorship and partnership firms being converted into a public limited company?
• 4. How to convert proprietorship/ partnership firms into a Public limited company?
• 5. What are the key SME exchange listing criteria for proprietorship or partnership firms?

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