India Ipo

Paytm pre-IPO investors seem not in a hurry to sell, say analysts

Paytm's pre-IPO investors, which include likes of Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathway, SoftBank, Elevation Capital and Alibaba, do not seem to be in a hurry to exit the company as they continue to believe in its long-term prospect, analysts said. On Tuesday, 86 per cent of Paytm's shares became free to trade after end of lock-in period but that had a minimal impact on the stock. Market participants have been speculating on Paytm, post expiry of lock-in for pre-IPO investors. "Paytm's lock-in expiry had no impact on the share price as the company's robust performance continues to impress investors." Avinash Gorakshakar, Director, Research, Profitmart Securities, said about Paytm. Paytm's pre-IPO investors like Warren Buffet, SoftBank, Elevation Capital, Alibaba are long-term investors. SoftBank's Masayoshi Son is reportedly not in a hurry to exit from its investments like Paytm, PB Fintech, Delhivery. The investor doesn't want to trigger panic selling. Rahul Sharma, co-founder, Equi

Confidential IPO filing: How it will work and why it is being introduced

Under this mechanism, the information in the DRHP is made available only to the regulator, not to the public at large

Tamilnad Bank IPO subscribed 1.5x on Day 2, issue closes Wednesday

The priced band for the IPO is Rs 500-525 per share

IPO-bound Delhivery has promising growth potential: Samco Securities

The Indian logistics business is poised for tremendous expansion, and the IPO-bound Delhivery, with its focus on the fast-growing e-commerce market, has promising growth potential ahead of it

'Indian investors satisfied with performance of their investments in 2021'

Encouraged by the performance of their investments in 2021, semi-urban and rural investors are willing to allocate a higher proportion of their savings to financial assets: Groww survey

IPO activity headed for record year; India could exceed $5-bn 2017 target

There has been particularly strong activity in the insurance sector due to regulatory changes