When a company issues shares to the public, it must meet certain regulatory requirements before proceeding with the allotment of these shares. One such requirement is achieving a minimum level of subscription. This ensures that the company has sufficient funds to meet its obligations and objectives as outlined in the offer document. What is the minimum percentage of subscription that a company must receive before it can allot the shares to the applicants?
According to the regulatory guidelines, a company must receive a minimum subscription of 90% of the shares offered before it can proceed with the allotment. This rule is designed to protect investors and ensure that the company has adequate financial resources to achieve its stated business goals.
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