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    Hyundai India to Ola Electric: Over Rs 50,000 crore worth planned IPOs likely in next few months

    Some of the expected IPOs in the next few months include that of Ola Electric, FirstCry, Fincare SFB, NSDL, Afcons Infrastructure, Waaree Energies, Asirvad Microfinance, Stanley Lifestyles, One MobiKwik Systems, Emcure Pharmaceuticals, Allied Blenders and Distillers, Shiva Pharmachem, Bansal Wire Industries among others.

    Unlisted shares offer terrific returns, but also carry very high risks; should you invest?

    In the past decade, many Indians have embraced the equity culture and started investing in stocks and equity mutual funds. Some analysts feel that retail investors should put money in unlisted shares if they want outsized returns. Other financial advisers say retail investors should not dabble in unlisted shares for the simple reason that the risk they entail is not worth the rewards they offer.

    Jana Small Finance Bank lists at a discount. Should you buy, sell or hold now?

    "The key trigger of Jana SFB’s strong fundamentals is that it intends to strengthen its liability franchise with a focus on growing its deposit base to attain a stable and low-cost source of funding. Thus, we advise the investors who have been allotted the shares to hold them for the long term," said Shreyansh V Shah, Research Analyst, StoxBox.

    Capital Small Finance Bank makes a disappointing debut. What should investors do now?

    Analysts said the negative performance falls significantly short of pre-listing expectations and raises questions about investor confidence in the bank's prospects.

    We raised Rs 575 crore in total, money to go towards growth of bank: Ajay Kanwal, Jana SFB

    Jana SFB's ROA has been improving due to factors such as growth in good quality assets, reduction in COVID provisioning, and cost control through digitalization. The bank anticipates a continued improvement in ROA in the future. The September 23 NIM was also 7.8%, March was 7.7%. So, the bank maintained a flattish NIMs growth. There was a small rise in cost of funds but thanks to a product mix we are able to make sure the NIMs remain steady.

    After successful IPOs, two small finance banks to debut on D-Street tomorrow. Here's what to expect

    Ahead of the listing, the GMP of Jana SFB is around Rs 30, indicating a gain of 7% on debut, while that of Capital SFB is Rs 0, which implies a flat or even a discounted listing. Both the IPOs of Jana SFB and Capital SFB sailed through with subscriptions of 18.5 times and 2 times, respectively.

    The Economic Times
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