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The year 2024 was witness to four IPOs – Waaree Energies, Bajaj Housing Finance, KRN Heat Exchanger & Refrigeration and Unimech Aerospace & Manufacturing – wherein the cumulative worth of retail bids was in excess of Rs 10,000 crore each
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NSDL enjoys market leader status in most segments it competes with CDSL but has a lower market share -- around 20 percent – if the number of demat accounts are taken into account.
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The month of May saw a revival of sorts of the primary market with three main board IPOs — Schloss Bangalore (Leela Hotels), Aegis Vopak Terminals and Belrise Industries.
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The IPOs of Sri Lotus Developers & Realty (Rs 800 crore), Travel Food Services (Rs 2,000 crore), Laxmi India Finance (Rs 200 crore), Indogulf Cropsciences (Rs 300 crore) and NSDL (Rs 3,000 crore) are likely to be launched in June, say market sources.
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This is the first SME IPO to be withdrawn after Trafiksol ITS Technologies whose public issue was launched in September last year
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The report released on January 31 said, the total resource mobilisation from primary markets (equity and debt) stands at ₹11.1 lakh crore from April to December 2024.
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Stock exchanges have been asked to come up with a standard operating procedure to release these funds collected earlier
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The regulator stepped in after seeing malpractices being done in the last one hour before listing
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Logistics and supply chain startup Delhivery had a quiet listing on Dalal Street, however the shares are finding investor interest. Going beyond the buzz, Moneycontrol spoke to the management, on future plans and network expansion.
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Ahead of the mega LIC IPO, we get you an excerpt from an exclusive chat Karunya Rao had with Chairman, MR Kumar. In this interview from November 2021 with Moneycontrol PRO, Kumar spoke about LIC’s plans post listing, how the insurance giant will face the competitive landscape, plans to sell stake in IDBI Bank, and more. Watch exclusive conversation here
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Why should IPOs be a craze at all? If there is one, isn’t it likely that yet again there is a bubble which could leave investors, and their financiers, at a loss?
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Let some of this band's seminal sounds, particularly those popular thanks to Watt’s magical drumming skills, help you navigate and understand the intricacies and do’s and don'ts of an IPO.
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In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Oyo eyes IPO route, listing rules get a recast, lure of private life insurers, M&M in top gear, The Eastern Window, Monsoon Watch, consumption boom and more
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Much of the increase in valuations of startups is a relatively recent phenomenon
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The leading residential developer in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region looks to raise nearly Rs 2,500 crore through the public issue
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The PSU insurance behemoth witnessed a surge in online premium collections, Kumar said.
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The state oil giant, the world's most profitable company, fired the starting gun on its initial public offering (IPO) on November 3 after a series of false starts that had kept the investment world guessing.
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The Whopper Burger maker, which launched its first restaurant in India in 2014, competes directly with market leader McDonald's Corp and other restaurant chains such as Domino's Pizza.
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A market slowdown and increased volatility has made the environment unfavourable for these companies seeking investments.
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The Reserve Bank of India's guidelines mandated the bank to get itself listed within three years from the commencement of banking operations. The bank started its operation in August 2015.
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The IPO, with an aim to raise up to Rs 152 crore, received bids for 69,46,240 shares as against the total issue size of 62,10,000, NSE data till 1445 hours showed. Apex Frozen on Monday raised over Rs 43 crore from anchor investors. The offer will close tomorrow.
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The IPO, which would close on July 17, received bids for 51,47,250 shares against the total issue size of 33,21,000 shares, data available with the NSE at the end of the day showed.
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Housing and Urban Development Corporation (HUDCO), on April 27, 2017, launched a Rs 1,200-crore initial public offering, becoming the first central unit to hit the market with an IPO since 2012. The fully-owned government R
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Engineering company IRB Infrastructure, on April 25, 2017, became the first firm to announce a public offer in the infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs) space, with a Rs 5,000-crore plus public issue of its fund R
