PRIMARY MARKET

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.

Apart from the above 3 public offers, the Street will see as many 11 listings including that of Allied Blenders and Vraj Iron and Steel, which received healthy investors' response for their IPOs in the week gone by.

The funds are being raised primarily to augment its capital base. As per RBI norms, the minimum capital adequacy for an NBFC should be 15%

Alongside new IPOs, 11 companies will be listed on the stock market, including Stanley Lifestyles, DEE Development Engineers, and Akme Fintrade. Both DEE Development Engineers and Akme Fintrade's public offerings were oversubscribed, indicating stro...

In the mainboard segment, the public offers of Dee Development Engineers and Akme Fintrade will kick-off from June 19, while that of Stanley Lifestyles will be launched on June 21.

India's primary market anticipates a wave of IPOs with over two dozen companies planning to raise ₹30,000 crore. Investor confidence is high with the Modi government's return for a third term, ensuring stable governance and policies.

The IPO of Le Travenues Technology which operates the travel platform Ixigo is set to launch on June 10, along with Kronox Labs' debut. Analysts foresee a surge in IPO activity in the coming days.

India's primary market anticipates a dozen consumer-facing companies to launch IPOs this year to capitalize on market potential. Companies like Coca-Cola's bottling partner HCCB, CG Foods, Allied Blenders & Distillers, Urban Tots, Cremica Food, Pate...

Government bond yields closed at their lowest in over two years, and the rupee saw its largest single-day gain since December, driven by exit polls predicting a strong NDA victory in the general elections.

Despite general election uncertainty, the primary market remains active with upcoming IPOs like Kronox Lab Sciences and Sattrix Information Security. Analysts foresee a wave of IPOs post-elections, driven by increased domestic capital, improved gove...

In the SME segment, Aimtron Electronics, Beacon Trusteeship, Vilas Transcore, Ztech India, and TBI Corn will debut this week. Meanwhile, the mainboard IPO, Awfis Space Solutions will list on the exchanges this week.

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 inve...

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.

IPOs Next Week: Apart from the new issues, D-Street will see as many as 8 listings including that of the Go Digit General Insurance, which opened for subscription in the week gone by and generated significant enthusiasm among investors, reflecting t...

Amidst a busy week in the primary market, Go Digit's highly anticipated IPO is set to launch on May 15. Despite election season, three companies raised over Rs 6,000 crore with positive response. Additionally, four SME IPOs and 12 listings are sched...

Indegene will launch its IPO on May 6, Aadhar Housing Finance and TBO Tek on May 8. All three companies will cumulatively raise just over Rs 6,000 crore through their issues.

May's IPO frenzy continues with companies raising funds despite election season volatility. Vodafone Idea FPO oversubscribed 7 times, Bharti Hexacom trading at a 52% premium. ICICI and Kotak remain positive. Ola Electric plans $1 billion IPO.

Next week's primary market features the mainboard IPO of JNK India and three SME public offers. Despite a slow start to the fiscal year, analysts are optimistic about upcoming public issues, citing increased domestic capital, improved governance, In...

Even though there are no new IPO launches next week, the Street will see the listing of Bharti Hexacom's public offer, which received a healthy subscription of nearly 30 times.