The IPO will consist of a fresh issue of up to Rs 400 crore and an offer for sale of up to 9.60 million shares by shareholders and promoters
As many as 50 companies have filed their draft red herring prospectus with SEBI this year so far.
The IPO will consist of a fresh issue of Rs 1,000 crore and an offer for sale of shares worth up to Rs 1,000 crore by promoters and shareholders
Keystone Realtors IPO | The issue comprises a fresh issue of Rs 700 crore and an offer for sale of upto Rs 150 crore by its existing shareholders and promoters.
Delhivery’s stock ended at Rs 537.25 a share on the BSE, against the issue price of Rs 487 apiece, thus closing with a premium of 10.3 percent. The stock price had touched a high of Rs 568.90 in the afternoon trade, a premium of 16.8 percent to the issue price.
Shares of logistics and supply chain startup Delhivery have slid below the IPO price in the grey market ahead of listing on May 24. Here's a list of initial public offerings (IPOs) scheduled to be listing this week.
Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) debuted on the stock markets today after a long-awaited IPO that attracted overwhelming investor response and raised around Rs 21,000 crore for the government. What is experts' advise to investors? Watch the video to find out
Listing gains are more a function of broad market sentiment and conditions and not just the share issuing company’s business fundamentals alone
Kotak Mahindra Capital, Morgan Stanley India, Bofa Securities India, and Citigroup Global Markets are managing the share sale.
IPO will open on 10 May and close on 12 May. The firm has set a price band of Rs 595-630 a share.
Earlier, exchanges informed that the issue will be open for Saturday as well.
Delhivery has set the price band in its IPO at Rs 462-487 a share, valuing the company at Rs 35,283 crore at the upper end. This is down about 19% from the current price in the unlisted market.
Investors were already cautious ahead of the outcome of the US Federal Reserve's policy meeting expected later in the day
The IPO, which kicked off today and will close on 9 May, will see the government sell around 221.4 million shares of LIC to raise around Rs 21,000 crore.
As the biggest IPO opens today, should you subscribe to the LIC issue? Why are Tata group stocks and Titan, Kotak Mahindra in focus today? Watch the video to find out
Many companies that have lined up IPOs are in a wait-and-watch mode because market conditions are ‘dicey,’ according to analysts
Life Insurance Corporation on April 27 invited the media for a conference at 12.30 pm on the forthcoming IPO. The much-awaited issue of the state-run insurance behemoth is set to open on May 2 for anchors and on May 4 for subscription, the sources said a day earlier, adding that the IPO will likely close on May 9. DIPAM Secy Tuhin Kanta Pandey said, "Even after the reduce size of ₹21,000 crore, the LIC IPO will initially be the biggest ever IPO in the country." Here’s some top takes from DIPAM Secy’s top takes at the LIC IPO briefing.
LIC has reserved 10 percent of the issue size for policyholders and 5 percent for employees. The IPO will have Rs 60 per share discount for its policyholders.
The IPO comprises a fresh issue of Rs 280 crore and an offer for sale of up to 24 million shares by shareholders and promoters.
The issue is expected to open for subscription on April 26 and close on April 28. Allotment of shares will be on May 4 and the company plans to list on exchanges on May 9
The IPO comprises a fresh issue of Rs 250 crore and an offer for sale of upto 9 million shares by its promoters and existing shareholders.
The IPO will be a pure offer for sale of upto Rs 2,400 crore by its existing promoters General Atlantic Singapore Fund Pte Ltd. Currently, General Atlantic Singapore Fund Pte holds 74.94% stake in the firm.
The share sale comprises a fresh issue of Rs 610 crore and an offer for sale of up to 6.55 million shares by existing shareholders and promoters
Abu Dhabi-based Lulu Group was founded by Indian entrepreneur Yusuff Ali, who set up the first Lulu store in the early 1990s during a years-long oil boom in the Gulf region.
In a first, the Securities and Exchange Board of India has allowed investors to withdraw their applications to the company’s follow-on public offer after reports of unsolicited messages advertising the FPO surfaced