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    At $4.2 billion, Q2 2024 IPO size records its highest growth in 2 years

    QIPs saw a rise in both value and volume compared to the previous quarter, with 20 issues raising $2.3 billion. This marks the second-highest volume since Q4 2017. The retail and consumer sector led deal activity, with an 18% increase in value over Q1 2024, despite a 7% decrease in volume.

    Health insurer Niva Bupa, Sagility India files draft papers with Sebi for IPOs

    The IPO, with each share having a face value of Rs 10, consists of a fresh issuance worth Rs 800 crore and an offer for sale totaling up to Rs 2,200 crore by the promoters and existing investors. As part of the OFS, Bupa Singapore Holdings and Fettle Tone will be divesting their stakes.

    73% IPOs trading above issue price as primary market shines in H1, four turn multibaggers

    The fundraising of Rs 26,272 crore, however fell short of the previous two years likely due to the absence of mega issues. Investors' reception also remained positive with only one failed IPO.

    Insurer Niva Bupa plans $360 million IPO: Report

    British United Provident Association (Bupa), which holds a 63% stake in the Indian venture, plans to sell a small stake worth up to $38 million and Indian private equity firm True North is planning a stake sale worth up to $225 million, the document detailing the IPO plans showed.

    3C IT Solutions IPO opens today: Check issue size, price band, GMP and other details

    The SME IPO of 3C IT Solutions will open today, aiming to raise Rs 11.44 crore. India's GII ranking improved to 40th position, making it a top offshoring destination for IT companies. Kreo Capital is the lead manager for the IPO.

    GPT-4o set to disrupt conversational AI, edtech and call centre business

    ChatGPT creator OpenAI announced the launch of GPT-4o, its newest flagship model, during a livestream on Monday. Chief technology officer Mira Murati described GPT-4o as "much faster" and "improves capabilities across text, vision, and audio".

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