In order to go with SEBI’s minimum public shareholding norms of 25% which is planned to get enacted by June 13, 2013, major real estate developers are forced to sell their shares to institutional investors using the Institutional Placement Programme (IPP). This situation is a result of declining sales which in turn highly affected the financial strature of builders’accounts, rapidly raising the level of debt.Builders such as DLF, Prestige Estates and Puravankara Projects have confirmed to issue shared to the institutional investors in time. While many major developers are opting to embark on the same IPP route to stand true to the norms. The selling of shares will highly help the companies in reducing their debt.IPP is chosen instead of OFS (offer for sale) because of its advantage of delivering fresh shares up to 10% of their equity capital to institutional investor. However in OFS, shares can only sold to investors through the stock exchange.The share value of DLF has been dropped more than 80% as it strives to cut down it debt. Similar is the situation with other realty players in the country. Due to tough SEBI norms, developers are compelled to use any method to reduce the debt. займ на карту без отказов круглосуточновзять кредит онлайн