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The retail portion of the issue was subscribed by 59%, while the issue was subscribed 18% in the non-institutional investors category on the first day of bidding. Meanwhile, the qualified institutional buyers had not made any bids yet.

The portfolio value of Darshita Shah, 41, is down 40% since the market decline began in late September. The Mumbai-based homemaker, encouraged by her college-going son to take the plunge into stocks, had invested around ₹7 lakh in small-cap stocks, especially defence, IT and auto. Now, as Shah watches her holdings languish, she has lost the appetite to make fresh investments despite her son pushing to deploy more.

cloud services and data center firm, plans to file its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) this week with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to raise upto Rs 700 crore through an initial public offering (IPO). The offering is expected to be a fresh issue, according to sources. The company had initially filed for an IPO in December 2021 but withdrew due to unfavorable market conditions. Ahead of the fresh filing, ESDS has appointed merchant bankers, with DAM Capital as the book-running lead manager.

A total of four SME IPOs are scheduled to open for subscription, while five newly listed companies will begin trading on the exchanges. As investor interest in SME public issues continues to grow, here’s a closer look at the upcoming IPOs and listings to watch."

lithium-ion battery solutions, is set to launch its Initial Public Offering (IPO) on Tuesday, March 25. The company aims to raise up to Rs 63.76 crore at the upper price band, with the shares proposed to be listed on the NSE Emerge platform. The IPO comprises up to 54,03,600 equity shares of face value Rs 10 each, which includes a fresh issue of 43,23,600 equity shares and an offer for sale of 10,80,000 equity shares.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Private credit funding, in which lenders and borrowers directly negotiate financing without engaging an intermediary, is increasing in size and complexity, as companies look to diversify their source of funding, Pramod Kumar, chief executive officer and head of investment banking - India at Barclays Plc. Barclays, which has been quite active in the private credit space over the past few years, is looking at big-ticket transactions.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Mumbai: In a significant step towards the potential listing of India’s largest bourse, the National Stock Exchange of India Ltd will lift a key hurdle that stood in the way of faster transfers of its shares. The stock exchange has informed its shareholders that the existing process for transferring its shares will be lifted on Monday, implying that NSE shares can be credited to a buyer’s account more expeditiously than in the current 2-4 months.

capital markets regulator Sebi to raise Rs 550 crore through an initial public offering (IPO). The proposed IPO comprises a fresh issue of equity shares worth Rs 300 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of Rs 250 crore by promoters and promoter group entities, according to the draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) filed on Thursday. At present, promoters and promoter group entities hold 100 per cent stake in the company.

Emkay Investment Banking said on Thursday. While volatility has slowed activity on the deal street, the government’s divestment drive is expected to revive momentum. The Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM) has set a divestment target of Rs 47,000 crore for fiscal year 2026, creating a significant opportunity for investment banks, Emkay said on the industry outlook.

Paradeep Parivahan IPO managed to sail through on the last day of the bidding process. The overall subscription stood at 1.5 times with retail investors leading the bids. The company will finalise the share allotment process later today. Investors can check Paradeep Parivahan IPO allotment status through BSE and also via the registrar's website.

One Mobikwik Systems, the parent company of digital payments provider MobiKwik, jumped 19% on Wednesday, March 19, to Rs 355 on the BSE, building on a 20% rally from the previous day when the stock hit the upper circuit. The gains come after a sharp 15% decline on March 17, when the stock hit a 52-week low of Rs 231 following the expiration of a three-month IPO lock-in period. The stock has gained 43% over the past two trading sessions, erasing its losses from earlier in the week. The expiry of the lock-in period on March 17 unlocked 46 lakh shares, or about 6% of the company's outstanding stock, making them eligible for trading.

Google sweetened its original offer for $23 billion in July to $32 billion, making it one of the largest tech deals ever, and dramatically upped the breakup fee to more than $3.2 billion, people familiar with the agreement said. But the real closer for Wiz and Google executives was the change at the White House that brought with it the prospect of a friendlier antitrust review under Trump, these people said. Google made another pass last fall while Wiz considered a potential IPO, these people said. While negotiations continued sporadically over several months, executives started meeting regularly to hammer out details of a deal after Trump's Jan. 20 inauguration and appointment of key antitrust officials in his administration, these people said.

Despite extensive simplification of the listing requirements throughout 2024 and a rebound in activity during Q4, 2025 is yet to see the IPO floodgates reopen. Measures such as a less burdensome prospectus regime and a fast track for companies looking to establish a dual listing in London are welcome steps in the right direction, but they are not going to be a panacea. The US, which saw proceeds from new issues spike 48% to $33bn last year, is increasingly seen as the destination of choice for high-quality listed companies, despite being no light touch on regulation either. Friday ...

The company raised around Rs 13 crore through will use the IPO funds for part funding long-term working capital requirements and general corporate purposes. The issue is being managed by Sun Capital Advisory Services, while Kfin Technologies is the registrar.

In a stock exchange notice today (17 March), the board said that while its net asset value had increased 13.4% since its IPO in 2020, the board and investment manager felt that the private equity portfolio offered «a better opportunity set in the current environment». Gravis' Matthew Norris: Why private equity is snapping up REITs for a bargain The trust currently invests in a split of public and private UK equities and according to the RNS notice, 70% of the trust is currently invested in PE, 23.5% in listed stocks and the rest in cash. Indeed the latest interim report for 2024 sh...

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Ola Electric have suffered a significant loss of value. Meanwhile, IT stocks continue to be laggards due to the uncertainty triggered by factors in the US. Mobikwik Shares of One MobiKwik Systems, the parent company of digital payments provider MobiKwik, sank as much as 15% in early trade on Monday, hitting a fresh 52-week low of Rs 231.05. This is due to the expiration of a three-month lock-in period on nearly 46 lakh shares, or 6% of the company's outstanding stock, making them eligible for trade.

«Nifty 50 is broadly going to traverse something like 10% to 12% EPS growth. So, from here, 22,000 to expect 24,500 to 25,000 between December 25 and March 26 is certainly not out of place. So, from that point of view, a 10% to 12% Nifty gain is purely doable,» says Manish Sonthalia, Emkay Investment Managers. So, tell us a sum and summary. With so much of analysis you have done, tell us three stocks to buy. We will keep it very simple. You give me three stocks, one question and then I will let you go to a meeting. Manish Sonthalia: So, stock recommendations not doable because of regulations but look we have priced in most of the negative, that is one and whatever micro details you need to know about India is already known in public domain. There is nothing new to analyse just yet as things stand. We do not know all the information regarding tariffs, etc.

One MobiKwik Systems, the parent company of digital payments provider MobiKwik, slumped by as much as 14.6% on Monday, hitting a fresh 52-week low of Rs 231.05, after the expiration of a three-month lock-in period. The expiry has unlocked 46 lakh shares, or 6% of the company's outstanding stock, making them eligible for trade. The stock has experienced a significant decline, falling 61% from its post-listing high of nearly Rs 700. It has also dipped below its IPO price of Rs 269, adding to investor concerns. Over the last week, the shares have fallen by 13%, and in the past month, the drop has widened to 24%.

IPO comprises fresh issue of equity shares aggregating up to Rs 190 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of 71.55 lakh equity shares by promoters, according to the draft red herring prospectus (DRHP). Those selling shares in the OFS are Kantilal Ramanlal Patel and Manisha Bipin Patel.