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RBZ Jewellers IPO | Investors can participate in the public issue during December 19-21, while the anchor book will be launched for a day on December 18.
Happy Forgings IPO | The three-day subscription period for the IPO will start from December 19 and continue till December 21. The institutional investors can participate in the anchor book of the issue for a day on December 18.
Credo Brands Marketing IPO | The public issue will be opening for subscription on December 19 and closing on December 21. The anchor book of the IPO will be opened for a day on December 18.
INOX India IPO | The InoxCVA IPO will open for subscription on December 14, and the closing date will be December 18.
Credo Brands Marketing IPO: The maiden public issue comprises only an OFS of 1.96 crore equity shares by the existing shareholders, and there is no fresh issue component by the company
RBZ Jewellers IPO | The anchor book of the IPO will be opened for a day on December 18, while the last day for bidding in the offer will be December 21 The IPO consists of only a fresh issue of 1 crore equity shares by the gold jewellery manufacturer, and there is no offer-for-sale component.
Medi Assist Healthcare Services is looking to raise Rs 800-Rs 1,000 crore through the IPO, an offer for sale of 2.8 crore shares, while Appejay Surrendra Park Hotels is eyeing around Rs 1,050 crore through a fresh issue and OFS
Inox India IPO: The public issue is a purely offer for sale of 2.21 crore shares
Inox India IPO: The company has a robust cash balance, is debt-free and has maintained a 15-16 percent annual growth consistently. It is also the first Indian company to manufacture trailer-mounted hydrogen tanks.
The IPO consists of only a fresh issue component by the company. Hence, the entire net issue proceeds, excluding IPO expenses, will go to the company.
Muthoot Microfin IPO | The Rs 960-crore initial public offering will open for subscription on December 18 and the closing date has been fixed as December 20.
India Shelter Finance Corporation IPO: The company said it has finalised allocation of 73,02,229 equity shares to anchor investors for Rs 493 per equity share
India Shelter Finance IPO : Analysts at Choice and GEPL have assigned a subscribe rating to the Rs 1,200 crore issue
DOMS Industries IPO: The price band of the Rs 1,200 crore public offer is fixed at Rs 750-790 per share
The Muthoot Microfin IPO comprises a fresh issuance of shares worth Rs 760 crore by the microfinance institution, and an offer-for-sale (OFS) of Rs 200 crore worth shares by existing shareholders
The Happy Forgings IPO is a mix of fresh issue component of Rs 400 crore worth shares and an offer-for-sale of 71.6 lakh equity shares by the existing shareholders.
Motisons Jewellers IPO | This would be the second IPO opening next week, along with Suraj Estate Developers.
India Shelter Finance IPO: The Rs 1,200 crore public offer consists of a fresh issue of 1.62 crore shares and an offer-for-sale of 81.13 lakh shares
Doms Industries IPO: The Rs 1,200 crore public offer consists of a fresh issue of 44.3 lakh shares and an offer-for-sale of 1.07 crore shares
Motisons Jewellers IPO | The IPO comprises only a fresh issue component of 2.74 crore equity shares. Hence, the entire issue proceeds will go the company.
Inox India IPO | Retail investors can make a minimum investment of Rs 14,520 for 22 shares, and their maximum investment will be Rs 1,88,760 for 286 shares.
Major action will be seen in the SME segment, though the fundraising amount will be very less compared to mainboard segment. Four public issues worth Rs 119 crore will be opening for subscription next week.
India Shelter IPO | The initial public offering consists of a fresh issuance of shares worth Rs 800 crore by the company, and an offer-for-sale (OFS) of Rs 400 crore worth shares by the existing shareholders.
Suraj Estate Developers IPO | The public offer comprises only a fresh issue of shares worth Rs 400 crore by the company and there is no offer-for-sale component.
Prashant Rao expects the industrial, healthcare, consumer discretionary, defence and allied sectors to do well in the next couple of years
