The Synopsis In view of the rising number of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) flooding the public markets, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has produced a consultation paper. In recent years, the markets have seen three major trends: large-cap IPOs, many technology company listings, and a rise in the number of offers for sale compared to new stocks issues. The SEBI is primarily concerned with concerns that arise as a result of these three tendencies. Companies will be required to provide more disclosures. When a business needs more funding, it will issue more stock shares to investors. Companies must describe how the cash will be used in this situation. Asset-light technology enterprises, on the other hand, do not need funding for typical capital expenditures such as the construction of factories, showrooms, or other traditional capital expenditures. Instead, these organisations put their money towards things like client acquisition, brand promotion, expanding into new ...