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About 350 current and ex-employees will each have a net worth of at least Rs 1 crore after Paytm's $2.5 billion IPO, a source in the company told Reuters
Indian startups are not overpriced and "many are underestimating what India's opportunity will be," Vijay Shekhar Sharma, founder and Chief Executive Officer of Paytm said
The shares of Paytm are expected to list on bourses on November 18
Latest Live news: Paytm's IPO, India's largest, is oversubscribed although investors showed less enthusiasm than for some other tech firms' offerings.
Market experts said domestic investors shunned the IPO as a high-risk bet
Institutional investors bid for 2.79 times the shares reserved for them, while retail investors bid for 1.66 times
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Debutant Nykaa almost doubled from its issue price of Rs 1,125 at the day's high of Rs 2,248, and finally ended with a 96 per cent premium over its issue price
Institutional investors bid for 1.88 times the shares reserved for them, while retail investors subscribed for 1.5 times the shares on offer
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) sought 4.17 crore shares as against 2.63 crore shares reserved for QIBs.
Paytm's offer of 48.3 million shares had received 3.3 million bids by 01: 00 PM GMT, according to stock exchange data
The firm is eyeing bids worth at least Rs 5,000 cr on the final day. While most bids in any IPO come on the last day, the response so far is nevertheless subdued, said market watchers
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Among sectors, the BSE Auto index jumped 1.3 per cent. The Capital Goods, Energy and Oil & Gas indices were also up around a per cent each. The Metal index, however, was down 0.8 per cent
'Nothing is really going to happen (for Paytm stock) in short-term. I would say demand will come through but maybe not a big listing pop,' says Rakhi Prasad, an investment manager with Alder Capital
While Paytm is seeking a valuation of around $20 bn, it is much lower than the rumoured expectation of $25-30 bn
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Some brokerages like Marwadi Financial Services have sounded caution