14 companies have hit the market after Paytm debacle
The move to block employees from unloading their shares comes just as early investors are set to be able to sell stock on Monday at the end of Didi's 180-day lock-up following its June IPO
Venus Pipes & Tubes has filed draft papers with markets regulator Sebi to raise funds through an initial share sale.
The company offers artificial intelligence-based cloud-native Software-as-a Solution products and solutions to develop loyalty of consumers and channel partners
Pricing of issues has to be mindful, say experts
Energy, auto, healthcare and banking shares were the major losers, while IT shares managed to buck the trend.
IPOs from new-age tech start-ups, strong retail participation, and huge listing gains were the key drivers that fuelled the IPO boom
The price range of the IPO was at Rs 205-216 per share
The stock listed at Rs 1,015, a gain of 27.51 per cent against the issue price on BSE.
The broader markets also finished with significant gains with the BSE Midcap & Smallcap indices up 1 per cent and 0.7 per cent, respectively. IT, financials and energy shares were the top gainers.
The e-commerce firm filed adraft red herring prospectus on Tuesday with the securities regulator for its IPO.
The company is seeking to sell a more than 60 per cent stake and expects a market capitalisation of 200 million pounds
Calendar year 2021 (CY21) was one of the most remarkable years for the primary markets where nearly Rs 1.2 trillion was mopped up till early December by 66 companies
The shares of footwear retailer Metro Brands on Wednesday listed with a discount of nearly 13 per cent from the issue price of Rs 500 and settled over 1 per cent lower
Rakesh, 71, and Rashmi, 65, started their company in the mid-1990s, when businesses had little interest in buying mapping data
According to sources, the firm is expected to list early next year.
Shriram Properties' initial share sale got subscribed 4.60 times on the final day of the offering earlier this month
These three companies, which filed their preliminary IPO papers with Sebi between August and September, obtained observation letter from the regulator during December 16-17
In a Q&A, executive vice chairman & CEO Rajiv Kaul dwells on the firm's business structure, growth plans and the future of the ATM industry
IPO-bound firm is likely to use the loan to fuel its vision for future of mobility across businesses including ride-hailing, vehicle commerce, delivery with foods, quick commerce & financial services