IPO - Initial Public Offerings

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  • 23 January, 2025 |
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Since it's an OFS, Kent RO won't directly raise funds, but the IPO will allow the company to list its shares on stock exchanges, boosting its public visibility and market profile.

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Know everything about the companies that are about to file IPOs and make an Informed investment decision

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NEW LISTING PERFORMANCE

CompanyList PriceList DateIssue PriceLTP (%Chg)
KRN Heat Exchan470.0003 Oct 2024220.00 +915.85 (94.86%)
Bharti Hexacom755.2012 Apr 2024570.00 +1,378.75 (82.57%)
J.G.Chemicals211.0013 Mar 2024221.00 +349.35 (65.57%)
Sagility India31.0612 Nov 202430.00 +50.50 (62.59%)
Orient290.0028 Aug 2024206.00 +461.70 (59.21%)
AWFIS Space432.2530 May 2024383.00 +679.35 (57.17%)
SRM Contractors225.0003 Apr 2024210.00 +345.15 (53.4%)
Diffusion Eng188.0004 Oct 2024168.00 +275.00 (46.28%)
Zinka Logistics279.0522 Nov 2024273.00 +404.65 (45.01%)
Quadrant Future374.0014 Jan 2025290.00 +536.20 (43.37%)
Gala Precis. Eng750.0009 Sep 2024529.00 +1,000.00 (33.33%)
Platinum Industr228.0005 Mar 2024171.00 +285.35 (25.15%)
Aadhar Hsg. Fin.314.3015 May 2024315.00 +393.25 (25.12%)
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DRAFT PROSPECTUS

Eleganz Interiors Ltd
07 February, 2025

Solarium Green Energy Ltd
06 February, 2025

Readymix Construction Machinery Ltd
06 February, 2025

Ken Enterprises Ltd
05 February, 2025

SEBI CIRCULARS

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About IPO

Initial public offerings allow private companies to access the public market for the first time and raise capital. The shift happens with the issuance of shares of stocks in a trading exchange. The people who purchase the shares at the IPO price can gain by selling those when they increase in value after listing.

Why Do Companies Launch IPOs?

IPOs provide financial fuel while enabling the public to invest alongside a company's journey.

  • Companies undertake IPOs primarily to raise funds for growth initiatives. Capital raised can power expansion plans or research endeavors.
  • Some businesses use the proceeds to reduce debt levels and strengthen their balance sheets.
  • The IPO gives early backers and employees an opportunity to cash in their investments.
  • Going public also increases visibility and brand awareness to attract more customers.

Who can invest in an IPO?

Anyone with an approved trading and Demat account will be able to invest in an IPO. Investors can generally be categorized as follows:

  • Institutional Investors: This includes entities like banks and mutual funds.
  • Retail Investors: They make investments up to ₹2 lakh in an IPO.
  • Non-Institutional Investors: They have a net worth of more than ₹2 lakh.

Both experienced and novice individuals can invest. But the IPO allotment process may differ based on demand and investor type.

Steps to Invest in an IPO Online

Investing in an initial public offering has now become straightforward through web-based platforms. Here are the steps necessary to participate in an IPO electronically:

  1. One must first secure an active trading and demat account from any SEBI-approved broker.
  2. Subsequently, browse available IPOs and select the one you desire.
  3. Then, determine the number of shares sought and submit a bid within the stipulated price spectrum.
  4. The indicated amount will be blocked pending share allocation through the ASBA process.
  5. If shares are granted, they will be credited to the demat account, and funds will be deducted.

How to Apply for IPO?

India Infoline provides a simple pathway to engage with IPOs.

  1. Initially, sign into our account using valid credentials.
  2. Next, navigate to the "IPO" section visible on the dashboard.
  3. Here, choose the wanted IPO and fill in the application particulars.
  4. Lastly, submit the order and confirm the filled details.
  5. One can then track the allocation status through the platform. India Infoline streamlines the investor process by offering up-to-the-minute information on IPOs and allotment monitoring.

FAQs

1. What are the 5 latest IPOs?

The latest IPOs vary depending on market conditions and timing. Investors can stay updated by regularly checking stock exchange announcements or financial news platforms for information on new and upcoming offerings in various sectors. You will also get to know about the 5 latest IPOs on our platform.

2. Is IPO a good option?

While IPOs can provide promising returns if the company proves to grow substantially, it is important to carefully assess risks, fundamentals, and prevailing marketplace conditions before partaking. Thorough due diligence is paramount.

3. Can an IPO cause loss?

Yes, investing in IPOs risks losses should the stock price fall below the offer price after listing. Poor company performance that disappoints market expectations can also trigger losses on IPO shares. Both scenarios underline the uncertainties of investing early in a company's public journey.
 

4. Can you sell IPO shares immediately?

Technically, yes, immediately upon exchange debut, newly public shares allow sales. However, institutional shareholders are subject to lock-up periods restricting the quick disposal of sizable portions. Furthermore, prudent investors often prefer observing a stock's initial public performance before acting, lessening immediate selling activity.
 

5. How do you calculate the IPO listing price?

The price of the IPO is determined in the book-building process by determining the demand and supply. It is defined as the price at which the shares are floated to begin trading for the first time post-IPO.
 

6. What is the IPO subscription period?

Spanning several days, the subscription window grants prospective shareholders the opportunity to apply for IPOs. Typically lasting three to five days, this phase establishes initial share allocation before exchange commencement.

7. What is the "Minimum Order Quantity" for an IPO?

 For each unique IPO, the company stipulates the lowest number of shares an applicant may seek to purchase. This minimum order quantity can vary between issues.