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India's deal count fell by about 20% on year during the January-March quarter, but the deal size continued to rise, said EY, hinting at a 'potential IPO peak'.
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The level of retail interest IPOs too was very encouraging in 2024, with 66 out of 91 IPOs of 2024 getting more than 10 times subscription, and 10 IPOs were oversubscribed more than three times, said Prime Database.
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Five IPOs closed today with robust oversubscription, led by Mamata Machinery (195 times) and DAM Capital Advisors (82 times). Four IPOs remain open, reflecting strong year-end investor interest.
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Vishal Mega Mart, One MobiKwik and Sai Life Sciences IPOs have got encouraging subscriptions on day 1. The listing for all three IPO shares is likely to be held on NSE and BSE on December 18.
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Vishal Mega Mart IPO: The entire Rs 8,000-crore public issue is an offer for sale (OFS) of existing shares by promoter Samayat Services LLP. Vishal Mega Mart shares are expected to get listed on December 18 on NSE and BSE.
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Vishal Mega Mart IPO: The retailer's robust financial health, debt-free status, and market presence offer investors a good long-term growth. In the grey market, the stock has a robust GMP ahead of the opening of the public issue.
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The RBI approval to Canara Bank for Canara Robeco and Canara HSBC Life IPOs includes a directive to reduce its stake in these entities to 30 percent by October 2029.
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NTPC Green Energy is the largest renewable energy public sector enterprise in India by operational capacity, excluding hydro. Its mega IPO, which opened today, aims to capitalise on India’s ambitious clean energy goals.
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Hyundai Motor India Limited was India's second largest carmaker after Maruti Suzuki in FY24 in terms of passenger sales volumes. The firm ended FY23 with revenue of Rs 60,000 crore and profits of Rs 4,653 crore, the highest amongst the non-listed car manufacturers
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The market regulator has been taking steps towards this after some issues of newage tech companies that underperformed significantly since its listing
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If there is a clearly defined limit for loan against shares, it is only logical that there will shortly be something similar for IPO financing as well now that regulators are looking at this route of financing closely
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In March 2019, Warburg Pincus entered into definitive agreements to acquire an 80 percent equity stake in Avanse Financial Services held by Wadhavan Global Capital group
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The issue of up to 60,850,278 equity shares will close for bidding on November 24. This will be the first IPO from Tata Group since the successful launch of Tata Consultancy Services in 2004.
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Internal decision of refraining from pursuing OFS along with Covid were the key reasons for withdrawing IPO in 2021, says Utkarsh's CEO
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The company aims to raise Rs 20,000 crore through the FPO
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The bank's Executive Committee of the Central Board will meet on November 29 to consider raising funds through infrastructure bonds
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This will also help the issuer achieve competitive pricing and even accommodate low-credit issuers.
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Before the end of November 2022, the real estate company would list on India’s stock exchanges at a market value of Rs. 5,600 crore
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In FY22, the amount raised through public issuances of corporate bonds was just about two percent of the amount raised through private placements
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The proceeds of the public issue will be used towards growth initiatives, expanding logistics capabilities and enhancing the company’s technology infrastructure
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As the economy continues to be flushed with liquidity and as the sentiment remains conducive for IPOs amidst the rising markets, majority of IPOs are witnessing a good response, suggest experts.
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Before it hits the market, an initial public offering goes through a rigorous process of checks and balances, which can take months, if not more. We look at various stages that go into the making of an IPO.
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The company plans initial public offering to raise funds that would be utilised for buying vessels.
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Investors need to understand why the company has launched the public offer and what it intends to do with the raised capital. Usually, a company going public is perceived as a sign of the growth of its business.
