Below the current rule, REITs and InvITs are required to get their belongings valued recurrently and submit these valuation studies to inventory exchanges and unitholders.
Nonetheless, presently, the timelines for conducting valuations, submitting valuation studies, and submitting monetary outcomes aren’t aligned, inflicting inefficiencies.
Accordingly, Sebi has proposed that annual valuation studies must be submitted inside 60 days from the monetary year-end — matching the timeline for annual monetary outcomes.
It urged that half-yearly or quarterly valuation studies must be submitted inside 45 days, aligning with quarterly monetary end result timelines.
The regulator proposed that quarterly valuations for high-debt InvITs must also observe the 45-day deadline and proposed to take away the 15-day separate submission rule to scale back redundancy. Sebi has sought suggestions on whether or not the buying and selling lot and minimal funding quantity must be aligned for consistency and investor comfort. With evolving investor safety frameworks like SCORES 2.0 and On-line Dispute Decision (ODR), Sebi proposed to replace and standardise investor charters for REITs and InvITs.
The Securities and Change Board of India (Sebi) has sought public feedback on the proposals until Could 22.