alleryStart learning →Before a public offer, a company must seek permission at a:
ARecognised stock exchange
BRegistrar's office
CScheduled bank branch
DCompany Law Tribunal
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Recognised stock exchange
The company must obtain stock exchange permission before making a public offer.
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