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IPOs Next Week: The primary market witnessed some major listings in both main board and small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) segments this month, which kept investors engaged with subscriptions and listings. Moving on, the first week of November sees strong market buzz - similarly packed with new listings and initial public offering (IPO) issues, that are available for subscription. ‘’In the primary market during the week 22-27 October, mainboard IPO of Blue Jet Healthcare Limited opened to raise ₹840.27 crore.

MUMBAI : More than half a dozen companies aim to raise as much as ₹6,000 crore via initial public offerings (IPOs) in the run-up to Diwali and the weeks following the festival, leveraging the current market liquidity and investor enthusiasm. Mamaearth, Cello World, Flair Writing Industries, ESAF Small Finance Bank, Blue Jet Healthcare, Protean eGov Technologies and ASK Automotive are all gearing up for public listings ahead of the Diwali, which starts on 10 November, three people with aware of the firms’ plans said. Blue Jet Healthcare’s IPO will open for subscription on 25 October, followed by Honasa Consumer Pvt.

IPOs Next Week: The primary market witnessed some major listings in both main board and small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) segments last month, which kept investors engaged with subscriptions and listings. Moving on, the third week of October sees strong market buzz - similarly packed with new listings and initial public offering (IPO) issues, that are available for subscription. ‘’The remarkable volume of IPOs in India, covering a diverse range of sectors and industries, showcases the country's economic resilience and its attractiveness as an investment hub,'' said Mahavir Lunawat, Managing Director, Pantomath Capital Advisors Pvt.

IPOs Next Week: The primary market witnessed some major listings in both main board and small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) segments last month, which kept investors engaged with subscriptions and listings. Moving on, the second week of October sees strong market buzz - similarly packed with new listings and initial public offering (IPO) issues, that are available for subscription.

Franklin Templeton India fund is turning to initial public offerings to help keep it in the top ranks of the nation’s mutual funds as rich valuations have made it hard to pick winners among small-cap stocks. The $1.2 billion Franklin India Smaller Companies Fund is up 34% this year, beating 98% of its peers. The fund’s IPO picks — Concord Biotech Ltd., TVS Supply Chain Solutions Ltd.

Mumbai: Until March, the market for initial share sales in India had been moribund this year and badly in need of stimulus to come back to life. It took a condom maker to revive the sagging market for initial public offerings (IPOs). Mankind Pharma Ltd, the New Delhi-based maker of the Manforce brand of male contraceptives, raised ₹4,326 crore in a blockbuster IPO in April, almost seven times the entire amount raised by three companies that went public in the first three months.

₹38,000 crore with their listing. Other than this, extra 41 companies are awaiting SEBi's approval to launch initial public offerings worth ₹44,000 crore, reported PTI citing a report. Fund raising through initial public offerings or IPOs fell 26 per cent to ₹26,300 crore in the first half of the current fiscal, despite the number of issues more than doubling to 31, from 14 issues with the total mop-up of ₹35,456 crore in the year-ago period, according to Primedatabase.

IPOs Next Week: The primary market witnessed some major listings in both main board and small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) segments last month and in October's first week, which kept investors engaged with subscriptions and listings. Moving on, the second week of October sees strong market buzz - as new initial public offering (IPO) issues are closing and a bunch of companies are set to make their debut on D-Street. During the period September 30 – October 6, two mainboard IPOs Valiant Laboratories and Plaza Wires opened for listing raising an amount of ₹223.74 crore, according to market observers.

Norway’s oil and gas is helping to fuel the nascent recovery in US initial public offerings.

Of the five IPOs in Q3 2023, two listed on the main market, raising £346.5m in total, while the Alternative Investment Market had three admissions raising £13.3m.

Saraswati Saree Depot, Exicom Tele Systems, and Vibhor Steel Tubes — have filed their draft prospectus papers with Sebi to launch their respective IPOs. Saraswati Saree Depot The IPO of Saraswati Saree Depot includes a fresh issue of 72.45 lakh shares and an offer for sale (OFS) of 35.5 lakh shares. Under the OFS, promoters Tejas Dulhani, Amar Dulhani, Shevakram Dulhani, Sujandas Dulhani, Tushar Dulhani, and Nikhil Dulhani will offload shares. The offer is being made through the book-building process where 75% of the issue is reserved for qualified institutional buyers, 15% for non-institutional investors, and 10% for retail investors. Saraswati Saree Depot is a key player in the sarees wholesale (B2B) segment, and its origin in the sarees business dates back to 1966. It is also engaged in the wholesale business of other women’s apparel wear such as kurtis, dress materials, blouse pieces, lehengas, bottoms, etc. On average, more than 90% of the company's total revenues are generated from the sale of sarees.

₹21-crore IPO. Revenues of this Mumbai-based content creator for TV channels and streaming platforms have surged at an average annual rate of 65% in the last three years to ₹48 crore in 2022-23. Similar growth buoyancy is seen among the top 10 constituents of the BSE SME IPO index, as on 31 August.

IPOs Next Week: The primary market witnessed some major listings in both main board and small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) segments in the last week of September, which kept investors engaged with subscriptions and listings. Moving on, the first week of October sees strong market buzz - as several initial public offering (IPO) issues are closing and new companies are set to make their debut on D-Street. Let's take a look at some of the companies that are closing for subscription this week, along with few that are getting listed on the bourses.

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Vaibhav Jewellers The initial public offer of Vaibhav Jewellers, which opened on Friday, was fully subscribed on the last day of the bidding process. The overall subscription stood at 1.3 times on Day 3. The NII portion was subscribed the most at 2.3x, followed by the retail category at 1.21x.

Finance Bank Ltd and logistics company Western Carriers (India) Ltd have received capital markets regulator Sebi's approval to raise funds through Initial Public Offerings (IPOs).

capital expenditure by India's private sector that believes a rapidly expanding economy will soon stretch existing capacities. About half the initial public offerings proceeds of ₹27,435 crore garnered or announced in 2023 are fresh issues, meaning the funds will go into the capital structure of the issuers to either finance capital assets or retire existing debt earlier garnered to build capacities. The ₹2,800-crore public issue of JSW Infrastructure, India's second-largest commercial port operator, consists entirely of primary shares. Likewise, a significant 88% of the ₹1,370-crore public offering of Samhi Hotels comprises fresh issue of shares.

1) Arabian Petroleum The initial public offer of Arabian Petroleum is completely a fresh issue of Rs 20.24 crore. The IPO is priced at Rs 70 apiece. About 50% of the offer is reserved for retail investors and the rest 50% is set aside for other investors. The company is in the business of manufacturing a wide range of lubricants including specialty oils, coolants, etc., used for application in automobiles and industrial machines and appliances. Net proceeds from the issue will be used for working capital requirements, general corporate purposes, and issue expenses. Hem Securities is the lead manager for the IPO, while Purva Sharegistry India is the registrar.2) Newjaisa Technologies Newjaisa Technologies' Rs 40 crore SME IPO is an entirely fresh issue of 84.96 lakh shares.

IPOs Next Week: The primary market witnessed some major listings in both main board and small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) segments last month, which kept investors engaged with subscriptions and listings. Moving on, the last week of September sees strong market buzz - similarly packed with new listings and initial public offering (IPO) issues, that are available for subscription. Last week, three mainboard IPOs - Jupiter Life Line Hospitals, EMS Limited and R R Kabel listed raising a total of ₹3,154 crore.

IPO market frenzy continues with three mainboard offers and as many as 13 SME issues opening for subscription in the next week, planning to raise a total of nearly Rs 4,000 crore. Last week, three mainboard issues Signature Global, Sai Silks and Manoj Vaibhav Gems Jewellers hit the markets to raise over Rs 2,200 crore from investors. The primary market remained unfazed even amid mixed global trends. A push provided by foreign institutional investors (FIIs), consistent corporate growth, and steady monsoon predictions are some of the factors that led to such buoyancy, said analysts. Here's a look at how the next week is poised.JSW Infrastructure JSW Infrastructure, through its IPO, is planning to raise Rs 2,800 crore and it is by far the biggest public offer in the month of September. It is also the first debut from the JSW Group in 13 years since the listing of JSW Energy in 2010. JSW Infrastructure is the fastest growing port-related infra company in terms of growth in installed cargo handling capacity and cargo volumes handled during FY21-23, and the second largest domestic commercial port operator by cargo handling capacity in FY23. The IPO, which will be run from September 25-27, is completely a fresh issue worth Rs 2,800 crore.

Head of Research at Equinomics Research. Experts and market participants expect the IPO boom to be sustained in the short term. In September alone over 40 IPOs are planned out of which some 28 have already hit the market.