Data Patterns (India) is looking to raise Rs 300 cr through its offer, which will also consist of secondary share sale between Rs 300-400 cr
In August, Sebi had cleared the asset manager's IPO document, which was filed with the regulator in April.
With China after the border clashes it cannot be business as usual. The trust deficit has significantly widened, say sources
Move comes ahead of India's largest IPO, expected later this year
Experts said retail investors are enthused by the high premium commanded by Paras Defence in the grey market
Last week, Paytm gave time till September 22 to employees to convert their ESOPs into shares for monetisation in the upcoming IPO
Paras Defense IPO is priced at Rs 165-175 per share and looks to raise Rs 171 crore at the upper end of the price band
5.9 mn mandates were created compared to 7.7 mn in July
Data Patterns is seeking a valuation of around 25 billion rupees ($340 million) in the IPO, and is looking to sell an equal number of primary and secondary shares, the people said
Paytm has given time till September 22 to its employees to decide on converting their stock options ahead of the company's Rs 16,600 crore-IPO planned to be launched in October
The Softbank-backed travel technology firm is expected to file its DRHP with Sebi in the next few months
At the top-end, Paras Defence will have a market capitalisation of Rs 683 crore on a post-diluted basis
Sansera's IPO was entirely an offer for sale worth Rs 1,283 crore. At the top-end of the price band, the company's market cap translates to Rs 3,823 crore
Paras Defence and Space Technologies on Thursday said it has fixed a price band of Rs 165-175 a share for its Rs 171-crore initial share sale.
LIC's huge size, complexity a deterrent and poor govt fee for law firms another dampener, say law firms
Issue priced at Rs 734-744 a share, is entirely an offer for sale worth Rs 1,283 crore
Modi govt is pushing ahead with LIC's IPO to help plug a widening budget gap as it aims to raise Rs 1.75 trillion by March through divestments
An additional 40 current and former employees of Paytm have converted their ESOP grants to shares for monetising them in its upcoming Rs 16,600 crore IPO, the digital payments firm said
The company intends to list its equity shares on one or more stock exchanges to enable shareholders with a formal marketplace for dealing with equity shares
Interest in the broader markets remained strong, with BSE Midcap index rallying 1.09 per cent and the BSE Smallcap index 0.63 per cent