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    Global firms buy PB Fintech stakes from early backers

    Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have lapped up shares in Gurugram-based listed fintech firm PB Fintech, as its founders and early investors sold their shares, in full or in part, in multiple tranches. These transactions happened through bulk deals when several early-stage investors of the company exited the firm fully or partly after 2021, when it went public.

    Ahead of IPO, Bansal Wire Industries garners Rs 223 cr from anchor investors

    The company has allocated 87.30 lakh shares to 18 funds at Rs 256 apiece, which is also the upper end of the price band. This aggregates the transaction size to Rs 223.5 crore, it added. The maiden public issue is an entirely fresh issue of equity shares worth Rs 745 crore, with no offer-for-sale (OFS) component.

    Bain Capital-backed Emcure Pharma mobilises Rs 583 cr from anchor investors

    Emcure Pharmaceuticals has allocated 57.8 lakh equity shares to 48 funds at the upper end of the IPO price band, raising Rs 582.6 crore. The public subscription for the IPO will commence on July 3rd and conclude on July 5th.

    IndiaFirst Life's IPO deferred, not shelved: Rushabh Gandhi

    Gandhi said the "IPO plan has been deferred but not shelved", and will align with market conditions, which are expected to be more favourable 18 months from now. The company's earlier attempts were hindered by regulatory and market uncertainties.

    Canara Bank starts IPO process to take Canara HSBC Life public

    The IPO, if approved by the regulators including RBI, the Department of Financial Services, and the union government, will pave the way for Canara HSBC Life's listing on both exchanges.

    Go Digit to debut at the bourses today; here's what GMP signals ahead of listing

    The Go Digit IPO garnered a robust reception, with the company's shares commanding a premium of Rs 25 in the unlisted market. Demand for the issue surged nearly 10 times by the close, fueled by strong interest from both retail and institutional investors.

    • Go Digit sees moderate listing, but analysts project optimism. What investors should do

      Analysts said Go Digit's position as the fastest-growing private non-life insurer by GWP in India positions it for continued success in the insurance market. The company's advanced technology platform and focus on innovation bode well for its future.

      Virat Kohli-backed Go Digit debuts at 5% premium over IPO price

      Go Digit's shares listed on NSE and BSE at a premium. The stock debuted at Rs 286 on NSE and Rs 281.1 on BSE, with strong interest from buyers.

      Despite healthy response to IPO, Go Digit GMP slips on allotment day

      Go Digit shares were trading with a GMP of Rs 50 in the unlisted market when the IPO opened for subscription. However, it has seen a consistent slide in the past few days and is currently trading with a premium of just Rs 25.

      Upstox enters insurance distribution business

      HDFC Life is among the first insurers to partner with Mumbai-based Upstox, featuring its term insurance plans on the platform

      Go Digit Insurance IPO: Retail portion fully booked even as overall demand remains steady on Day 1

      Virat Kohli bought 2.66 lakh shares of the company for Rs 2 crore in 2020, while Anushka Sharma invested 50 lakh through a private placement. Currently, Go Digit IPO GMP is Rs 45, slightly lower than the previous week.

      Go Digit IPO sails through on Day 3. Check GMP and other details

      Go Digit General Insurance IPO saw oversubscription and strong retail investor interest. Backed by celebrity investors, the company plans to enhance capital with the IPO proceeds, focusing on growth and empowering distribution partners.

      Go Digit Insurance IPO subscribed 79% on Day 2, retail portion booked 254%. Check GMP, other details

      Go Digit Insurance's IPO was subscribed 79% on the second day of the bidding process. The retail portion was fully subscribed at 2.54 times, while the non-institutional investors' portion reached 0.73 times. Qualified institutional buyers' quota was subscribed 0.24 times.

      Go Digit on the fast track to growth is a long-term investor's bet, for now

      Go Digit has grown business faster over the past six years. It has the lowest loss ratios among peers, which reflects high underwriting quality. In addition, a higher retention ratio and claims ratio augur well for future growth.

      IndiaFirst Life Insurance appoints Rushabh Gandhi as MD & CEO

      IndiaFirst Life Insurance has announced the elevation of Rushabh Gandhi, currently the deputy CEO, as its new MD and CEO. Gandhi, with over 29 years of experience in Indian and international markets, will succeed R.M. Vishakha, who is retiring on June 30. Gandhi's appointment is effective July 1 or upon regulatory approvals. The move aligns with the company's succession planning, leveraging Gandhi's strategic vision and experience in driving growth and profitability. His appointment is subject to IRDAI approval and other statutory clearances.

      Go Digit IPO opens; quick commerce boost for FMCG firms

      Go Digit General Insurance launched its Rs 2,615 crore initial public offering (IPO) on Wednesday. More details on this in today's ETtech Top 5.

      Virat Kohli-backed Go Digit IPO opens for subscription. Should you bid?

      Go Digit Insurance IPO opens today and closes on May 17. The IPO includes a fresh equity issue of Rs 1,125 crore and an offer for sale of up to 5.47 crore shares. Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma will retain their investments.

      Go Digit Insurance IPO: GMP, price band among 10 things to know before subscribing to the issue

      Go Digit Insurance IPO consists of fresh equity issue of Rs 1,125 crore and an OFS of up to 5.47 crore shares. While promoter Go Digit Infoworks will offload stakes, Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma will continue to be investors. Its price band has been fixed Rs 258-278 apiece.

      LIC granted 3-year time to achieve 10% public shareholding

      LIC gets 3-year extension from Sebi to comply with minimum public shareholding norms, delaying government's possible offer for sale. Investors relieved as stock jumps 3%. Sebi rules mandate 25% public float, with new companies given 3 years to comply. PSU insurer's majority stake owned by Indian government. Finance Ministry grants PSU insurer exemption from 25% MPS norms till 2032.

      ETMarkets Smart Talk: Focus on green energy to lead to multi-billion dollar enterprises over next decade: Jyoti Vaswani

      Jyoti Vaswani discusses the potential of multi-billion dollar enterprises in the green energy space and its impact on equity markets. She provides insights on the US Fed moves, RBI, inflation, Q4 earnings, management commentary, Nifty performance as well as May trends. Vaswani says that since FY24 has seen a broad-based rally, FY 25 can be expected to be driven by sustained corporate earnings growth and policy continuity.

      Government gains PSU muscle as stocks climb peaks

      The value had touched a high of 22% of total market capitalisation of listed firms in June 2009, dropping to a low of 5.1% in September 2020 before doubling since then, according to data from primeinfobase.com. Re-ratings amid large valuation discounts, high dividend yields, record cash flows and news of possible privatisation triggered a sharp rally in public sector companies over the last three years.

      Digit to go public on May 15, looking to raise Rs 1,125 crore

      Digit's upcoming IPO on May 15 aims to raise Rs 1,125 crore, delayed by Sebi compliance issues. Valued at $4 billion, Digit faced fines from IRDAI. With a new CEO, Digit is poised to enter the market.

      Aadhar Housing raises Rs 898 crore from 61 anchors

      The IPO comprises a fresh issue of ₹1,000 crore and an offer for sale of ₹2,000 crore. The issue will open for subscription on May 8 and close on May 10.

      17% wage hike bump unlikely to deter LIC stock, analysts see room for returns

      LIC shares have risen 6% to Rs 972, surpassing IPO price. The 17% wage hike may cost shareholders Rs 4,000 crore yearly. Long-term prospects though are promising for the Indian insurance industry. The current levels may present an opportunity for long-term investors with diversified portfolios that prioritise the insurance sector's potential and the fundamentals of LIC.

      ETMarkets Smart Talk: After a blockbuster FY24, watch out for rupee depreciation and monsoon in FY25: Dr Poonam Tandon

      Dr. Poonam Tandon provides insights on market volatility, SEBI's valuation concerns, election-driven spending, and the semiconductor industry's growth potential. Investors should focus on quality companies and monitor geopolitical risks for FY25 investments. Dr Tanson says: "Given the sharp rally in the broader markets and frothy valuations in a few pockets, our current stance is conservative."

      RK Swamy IPO has lots going for a good bet

      Out of the total proceeds from the issue, the company plans to utilise ₹87 crore for working capital needs and ₹33 crore to develop IT infrastructure. In addition, the company plans to invest ₹21.7 crore to set up customer experience centres, and ₹10.9 crore for computer-aided telephonic interview centres and digital video content production studios.

      IndiaFirst Life Insurance strengthens leadership deck

      “I am happy to announce the strategic leadership appointments of Sunder Natrajan as our CHRO and Amrish Maheshwari as the new CRO. Their proven expertise and dedication align seamlessly with our vision,” Vishakha RM, managing director, IndiaFirst Life Insurance, said in a statement.

      IndiaFirst Life targets IPO launch by March

      IndiaFirst Life Insurance received approval for an initial public offering from the capital markets regulator Sebi in March last year and aims to float the issue by March. The company is meeting investors to gauge the market sentiment.

      26 anchor investors put in Rs 285 crore in Muthoot Microfin ahead of IPO

      ​The IPO-bound NBFC-MFI has allocated a total of 98 lakh equity shares to anchor investors at Rs 291 apiece.The company, a part of the Muthoot Pappachan Group and promoted by Muthoot Fincorp, fixed a price band of Rs 277-291 per equity share for the IPO, which comprises a fresh issue amounting to Rs 760 crore and an OFS aggregating to Rs 200 crore.

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