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The Bitcoin mining and accumulation firm, backed by Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., launched earlier this year as a majority-owned subsidiary of crypto miner Hut 8.

The stock will be traded under the ticker symbol ‘ABTC’.

The ₹721 crore mainboard IPO has drawn strong interest from retail and non-institutional investors, while grey market premiums stayed steady despite broader market weakness.

The stock opened at ₹556 on the NSE, a discount of 0.89% to its issue price of ₹561. It opened 0.5% lower on the BSE.

Patel Retail stole the show with a near 20% premium, while the other three listings posted softer debuts.

The IPO saw overwhelming demand, subscribed 159.88 times overall

The IPO was subscribed 2.70 times overall, according to NSE data.

Palihapitiya, who has floated 10 blank-check vehicles since his first one in 2017, became the face of the SPAC mania before throwing in the towel.

The company joins a growing list of crypto firms tapping public markets recently, encouraged by the market momentum and supportive policies under the Trump administration.

The Nasdaq debut follows the completion of Kyivstar’s business combination with Cohen Circle Acquisition Corp. I.

MIAX operates four of the 18 U.S. options exchanges, putting it in competition with Cboe Global Markets, Intercontinental Exchange, and Nasdaq.

The stock opened at ₹153 on the BSE and at ₹153.5 on the NSE

On Stockwits, the newly listed company already had over 3,000 watchers, and retail sentiment rose within ‘extremely bullish’ territory over the past day.

The listing comes during a favourable period for cryptocurrencies, largely due to the policies of President Donald Trump’s Administration

The IPO comprises a fresh issue of shares worth ₹12.79 billion and an offer for sale of shares worth ₹36.21 billion.

The stock opened at ₹117 on the BSE and at ₹115 on the NSE

The company now plans to raise as much as $990 million by selling 30 million shares at $32 to $33 each, up from its earlier plan to sell 20.3 million shares at $28 to $31 apiece.

The analyst cites strong group support but warns of debt and sector headwinds.

The ₹3,600 crore IPO is open for subscription at a price band of ₹139–₹147.

The public offering garnered huge investor interest, with the IPO subscribed over 41 times.

The shares opened at $102 compared to the IPO price of $33 per share.

The company reported a net loss of $8.3 million on revenue of $15.7 million in the three months ended March 31, compared with a loss of $9.8 million on $15.2 million revenue in the same period in 2024.

SRM Entertainment merged with Tron back in June and subsequently renamed Tron as it shifted its business focus to a blockchain-integrated treasury management strategy.

Consensys is reportedly planning to let go of 49 employees as a part of a broader profitability push.

The digital asset custody and security firm did not disclose the number of shares it plans to offer or the price range for the IPO.

HDB Financial Services listed at a 13% premium, signaling robust investor interest. An analyst cites HDFC’s brand trust, strong fundamentals, and low float as key drivers.

The analyst views the offering as better suited for long-term investors given strong fundamentals, premium valuations and HDFC Bank’s backing.

The Globe Civil Projects IPO opened for subscription at a price band of ₹67–₹71 per share.

Big-ticket issues from NBFCs, depositories, and infra giants point to a revival in investor appetite.

New SEBI norms let founders retain ESOPs and simplify reverse flipping to India. An analyst calls this a boost for Indian founders and startups.