N. Raja Sujith expresses his opinion on the issue of sweat equity shares by start ups with Business Standard

by | Jun 11, 2020

Start-ups can now issue sweat equity shares to their employees for up to 10 years from the date of their incorporation or registration.

Our partner and head (South India) N. Raja Sujith, along with other industry experts and legal experts opine on the move.

Click here to read the coverage.

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