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Open Offer

A mandatory public offer by an acquirer to purchase at least 26% of total shares from public shareholders at a price not less than the calculated offer price under SEBI Takeover Code, triggered when 25% shareholding threshold or control is acquired.

Last updated: 17 May 2026

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What is Open Offer?

A mandatory public offer by an acquirer to purchase at least 26% of total shares from public shareholders at a price not less than the calculated offer price under SEBI Takeover Code, triggered when 25% shareholding threshold or control is acquired.

What is the significance of Open Offer under SEBI?

Open Offer is significant under SEBI because A mandatory public offer by an acquirer to purchase at least 26% of total shares from public shareholders at a price not less than the calculated offer price under SEBI Takeover Code, triggered when 25% shareholding threshold or control is acquired.

Who does Open Offer apply to?

Open Offer under SEBI applies to companies, professionals, and individuals involved in SEBI-related compliance and regulatory matters in India. Specifically: A mandatory public offer by an acquirer to purchase at least 26% of total shares from public shareholders at a price not less than the calculated offe...

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