Ipo News

It aims to raise $480 million through new shares and an additional $250-300 million via secondary sale by investors.

If successful, the IPO would value the unit at nearly $10 billion

The grey market premium (GMP) indicates a listing premium of ₹175

The stock gained marginally within half an hour after listing

Stocktwits sentiment for the ticker shifted to 'extremely bullish' from 'neutral.'

The stock opened at ₹280 but rose to above ₹300 in half an hour of trading

The stock, which received 104x bids over the shares offered, listed at ₹620 on the NSE

Axis Bank, HDFC Life Insurance, HDFC AMC, and L&T Finance are among the companies reporting their Q2 print today

The shares opened at ₹1,710.1 on the NSE and ₹1,715 on the BSE

The grey market premium stands at ₹110, indicating a strong market debut

The stock opened at ₹330 on both the NSE and the BSE

WeWork India listed at ₹650 on the NSE, slightly above its ₹648 issue price, while listing at ₹632 on the BSE, reflecting a 2.5% discount

The IPO has opened at a price band of ₹253 - ₹266, with moderate subscription on Day 1.

Investment advisor flags LG’s strong manufacturing, distribution, and after-sales networks, but highlights the competitive landscape.

Grey market shows only a 1.84% premium, indicating cautious sentiment.

The ₹11,607 crore IPO of LG Electronics India opened today amid strong grey market interest and anchor investor participation, though experts warn of limited near-term gains due to the offer-for-sale structure.

The issue is set to open on October 9 and close on October 13

The shares are currently trading at a premium of ₹7 in the grey market

The IPO market has experienced a revival in recent months, although public listings from food and beverage brands have been relatively rare.

Shares opened at ₹171 on the NSE, and ₹165.20 on the BSE, compared to the issue price of ₹153

The stock debuted at ₹460 on the BSE, 1% below its issue price of ₹465, and listed at par on the NSE.

Analyst recommends applying, citing the company’s EPC expertise and robust order book.

A SEBI-registered analyst recommended applying for the IPO due to the company’s strong industry experience and a wide-ranging product portfolio

Walmart, Tiger Global, and Microsoft are expected to dilute nearly 10% combined

The stock opened at ₹105 on the BSE and ₹104.90 on the NSE, compared with its issue price of ₹99.

The ₹451 crore IPO, which saw an overall subscription of 1.34 times, listed above expectations but struggled to maintain early gains.

The IPO is open from September 19 to September 23. With a ₹65 grey market premium, investors are eyeing long-term clean energy opportunitie

Qualified institutional buyers bid for only 11,36,640 shares compared to 38,29,062 shares on offer.

The sentiment for the stock ticked higher in the ‘extremely bullish’ zone.

The analyst said Urban Company operates in a $60 billion home services market with penetration still under 1% in India, leaving significant growth headroom.

The stock opened at ₹61 per share on the NSE and ₹61.3 on the BSE

The online ticketing platform has raised about $800 million through the IPO, valuing it at $8.6 billion.

The stock opened at ₹188.50 per share on the NSE and ₹187.70 on the BSE

The stock listed at ₹162.25 on the NSE and ₹161 on the BSE, compared to the offer price of ₹103

Urban Company is set to list on September 17, likely at a 52% premium according to grey market estimates.

The ₹1,900-crore IPO saw record demand across categories.

India’s largest stockbroking platform is prepping for an IPO that could value the company at nearly ₹80,000 crore.

An ongoing poll on Stocktwits revealed that nearly 50% of retail investors surveyed reported avoiding the IPO, while 30% planned to buy it for the long term.

In an interview with CNBC on Friday, the Winklevoss twins stated that they envision Bitcoin’s price reaching $1 million if it disrupts the gold market.

In a CNBC interview, Figure co-founder and executive chairman Mike Cagney said the company could be among the so-called ‘Web3 Mag 7.’

In an interview with CNBC, Cagney said he wants to create a second version of the company’s stock that lives entirely on blockchain rather than being a traditional DTCC-registered security after IPO.

It has drawn bids 3.3x the shares on offer, with strong demand from investors and a 16% GMP. But analyst cautions on promoter reliance and gold price exposure.

The new price range is expected to be between $20 and $22 per share, up from the initial offering of between $18 and $20 per share.

Strengths include a strong brand equity, scalable operations, and a first-mover advantage, according to the analyst.

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.