This document discusses various ways that listed companies can raise funds from the public, including through public issues of shares and securities. It outlines the key steps and regulations for public issues, such as using a prospectus, adhering to SEBI guidelines, and issuing shares at a premium or on a preferential basis. The main methods covered are public issues of shares, preferential issues for listed companies, and issuing shares at a premium or as fully paid bonus shares.

1. PUBIC ISSUE BY LISTED COMPANIES MADE BY DISHA DHAR RUBEENA CHIB SAVITA AGARWAL VIKAS DIWAN

2. 3 WAYS OF RAISING FUNDS By issuing a prospectus This is method by which a company seeks to raise capital from public. It invites offer from members of the public to subscribe for its shares and debentures through the prospectus. By an offer for sale or by deemed prospectus Issuing house publishes a document called an offer for sale within application from attached offering to the public share or debenture for sale at a price higher than what they had paid

3. By placing of shares A private ltd company is probhited by the act and the article from inviting the public for subscription of shares or debentures. A public company can also raise capital by private placement Thereby a broker or underwriter find person normally the clients who wish to buys the shares

4. PUBLIC ISSUE OF SHARES It means selling or marketing of shares for subscription by the public by issue of prospectus. The company raise capital from public by issue of shares Management of public issue involves coordination of activites and cooperation of a number of agencies such as managers to issue underwriters brokers.

8. Unless it has made application for listing of those in stock exchange. A company should enter into a agreement with depository for dematerializations' of securities already issued or proposed to be issued to the public

10. The offer price should not be less than the higher of average of weekly high and low of closing price of related sharesFcd/ Pcd/ hares issued on preferential basis are subject to lock in period of 3 years They can be transferred within the promoters of the company.

11. Issue of shares /securities of a premium The company may issue securities at a premium when it is able to sell them at a price above par or above nominal value The securities whether received in cash or in kind must be kept in account known as “ security premium account”.

12. In accordance with the provison of section 78(2) Issuing fully bonus shares to members Writing off the balance of preliminary expense of the company. Writing of commission paid or discount allowed For providing the premium payable on redemption.