Registration on Social Stock Exchange
The Social Stock Exchange segment (SSE) on NSE provides Social Enterprises (Non-profit organizations (NPOs) and For-profit enterprises (FPEs)) engaged in eligible activities a unique opportunity to register itself and raise funds on a recognized exchange platform. A Social Enterprise i.e., a Not-for-Profit Organization (NPO) or a For Profit Social Enterprise (FPE) fulfilling the eligibility conditions as specified in SEBI ICDR Regulations or as specified by SEBI from time to time will be permitted to register or list its instruments.
The SSE is a unique platform that provides visibility to socially responsible organizations, connecting them with potential donors, investors, and collaborators who share a commitment to making a difference in society. Our platform is designed to highlight the impactful work of organizations like yours and create a space where like-minded individuals and entities can come together to support meaningful causes. Listing your NGO on the SSE can offer numerous benefits, which are mentioned below:
- Access to capital – Listing on a social stock exchange provides NGOs with an opportunity to raise capital by issuing bonds/ zero coupon zero principal bond. This can be a valuable source of funding for their projects and initiatives.
- Visibility and Credibility – Being listed on a social stock exchange can enhance an NGO’s visibility and credibility. Investors and donors often view organizations on such exchanges as more transparent and accountable, which can attract additional support.
- Investor Confidence – Listing on a social stock exchange may attract socially oriented investors who are specifically looking to support organizations with a positive impact on society. This can build confidence among investors who are aligned with the NGO’s mission and values.
- Partnerships and Collaboration – The increased visibility that comes with being listed on a social stock exchange can lead to partnerships and collaborations with other like-minded organizations, businesses, and government entities. This collaboration can amplify the impact of the NGO’s initiatives.
- Long-Term Sustainability – Access to capital through the social stock exchange can contribute to the long-term sustainability of the NGO. This financial stability allows the organization to plan and execute projects more effectively and consistently.