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MSME Relief on Cards: Former Cabinet Secretary-Led Panel to Suggest Overhaul of Quality Control Orders A high-level reform push is underway to ease regulatory burdens on India’s micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), with a panel led by a former Cabinet Secretary proposing major changes to the Quality Control Orders (QCOs) regime. The aim: balance quality standards with ease of doing business, so MSMEs are less burdened by expensive compliance norms while still upholding safety, import standards, and consumer protection. What are Quality Control Orders (QCOs) QCOs are legal mandates under the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) Act. They specify criteria that must be met by both domestic and imported products before they can be produced, sold, traded, or stocked. Non-conforming products are not permitted in the market. The Indian Express +2 The Hindu +2 They exist in order to ensure product safety, prevent substandard imports, and provide consumer protection. The Hindu...

Category                                     Subscription till ~mid-day / early hours Overall ~ 0.12× (12%) ( Moneycontrol ) Retail Individual Investors                                             ~ 0.21× (21%) ( Moneycontrol ) Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs)  ~ 0.06× (6%) ( Moneycontrol ) So far, subscription is modest. Retail interest is stronger relative to NIIs but still far from full subscription. Financials & Business Highlights FY25 revenue: ~ ₹922.7 crore, up from ~₹780.2 crore in FY24. Value Research Online +1 Profit after tax (PAT) in FY25: ~ ₹85.3 crore; margin ~9-10% expected range. Value Research Online +1 Return on Equity (RoE): ~18-19% in FY25. Value Research Online The company has a network of OEM partners, syste...

Here’s a full article analyzing Euro Pratik Sales IPO Day 3 , the GMP (Grey Market Premium), subscription status, and whether it’s a good time to apply — along with some predictions about what to expect going forward. Euro Pratik Sales IPO: Key Facts IPO size : ₹451.31 crore — entirely an Offer for Sale (OFS) by promoters/promoter‑group. ( Share India IPO ) Price band : ₹235‑₹247 per share. ( mint ) Lot size : 60 shares minimum. ( Share India IPO ) Timeline : Subscription open: 16‑18 September 2025. ( Moneycontrol ) Allotment expected: 19 September. ( mint ) Listing date on NSE & BSE: 23 September. ( mint ) Subscription Status & GMP as on Day 3 On Day 1 , the IPO saw ~43% subscription overall; retail portion ~33%, Non‑Institutional Investors (NIIs) ~89%, QIBs ~26%. GMP was zero (meaning no premium) on Day 1. ( mint ) On Day 2 , subscription improved to ~70%. NIIs and retail picked up more interest, but QIBs remained less aggressive. GMP...