The scheme in which company can allot shares not more than 15% of the issue size, to the public in addition to the shares already offered- is called

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The Green Shoe Option is a scheme that allows a company to allot additional shares (up to 15% more than the original offer) to the public to stabilize the share price after the listing. This option is often used in initial public offerings (IPOs) to manage share price volatility.

The Scheme in Which Company Can Allot Shares Not More