While the number of startups is thriving in the country, question remains on how many of the startups can be listed in the stock exchange. Most people doesn’t have a clear cut idea on the subject. On an informative note, startups can be listed on stock exchange and there are government packages for them, says Ananthu Shaji, Deputy Manager, National Stock Exchange of India Limited, to Channeliam.com.
Startups can get listed in stock exchange
Schemes are available for startups to get listed on stock exchange. Most stock exchanges have special SME platforms and packages for this. Government will also help startups to find funds from the market. SMEs mostly faces challenges related to cost and compliance support. The government is trying to solve these problems, he added.
Things to note while getting listed
Before getting listed in the market, startups should follow financial discipline, reminds Ananthu Shaji. Financial planning for 3-4 years can be done. Anantu said that the startups in the country are very compact and that he has been able to interact with most startups in Kerala. Some of those startups are now part of Google’s initiatives and there are startups that comes with bright ideas for the international market, said Ananthu Shaji.
