Mumbai, April 15 -- In a significant relief to companies headed for listing on India's public markets amid heightened market volatility, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has opened a six-month window to adjust issue sizes by up to 50% without triggering fresh regulatory filings, for companies opening their public issues before 30 September 2026.

"Sebi has decided to permit issuer company to increase or decrease issue size up to 50% of the estimated issue size without requiring to file fresh draft offer document with the Board on a case to case basis," read an email dated 13 April sent by the market regulator to industry body Association of Investment Bankers of India (Aibi), a copy of which was seen by Mint.

The relaxat...