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The Indian IPO market is set for a slightly less busy week starting December 15th, with four companies aiming to raise ₹830 crore, compared to the previous week’s fifteen offers totaling ₹14,800 crore. KSH International’s ₹710 crore IPO will be the mainboard highlight, while three SMEs, Neptune Logitek, Global Ocean Logistics India, and MARC Technocrats, will also launch. ICICI Prudential AMC’s large IPO will close on December 16th, having seen 72% subscription on its first day. Several SME IPOs will also close next week. Meanwhile, fifteen companies, including Wakefit Innovations, Corona Remedies, and ICICI Prudential AMC, are slated for listing on the bourses, with Corona Remedies attracting the highest grey market premium. Ten SME companies will also begin trading.
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Indian IPO Market Cools Slightly, Four Companies Set to Launch Next Week
Mumbai, India – The flurry of IPO activity on the Indian stock market is expected to moderate slightly in the coming week. Four companies are slated to launch their Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) starting December 15th, aiming to raise a combined ₹830 crore. This is a decrease from the previous week’s fifteen IPOs, which totaled nearly ₹14,800 crore.
The mainboard will feature only one IPO: KSH International, a magnet winding wires manufacturer, seeking to raise ₹710 crore. The IPO, set to open on December 16th, is priced between ₹365-384 per share. It includes a fresh issue of shares worth ₹420 crore and an offer-for-sale by promoters for ₹290 crore.
The SME segment will see three new IPOs. Neptune Logitek, a logistics solutions provider, will launch its ₹47 crore IPO on December 15th, priced at ₹126 per share. Global Ocean Logistics India and MARC Technocrats are scheduled to open on December 17th, with price bands of ₹74-78 and ₹88-93 per share, respectively. They aim to raise ₹30.4 crore and ₹42.6 crore, respectively.
Meanwhile, ICICI Prudential AMC’s ₹10,603 crore IPO is set to close on December 16th. The offer saw strong initial demand, with 72% subscription on its first day, driven by qualified institutional buyers.
In addition to the new launches, fifteen companies are scheduled to list on the bourses next week, including Wakefit Innovations, Corona Remedies, and ICICI Prudential AMC. Corona Remedies shares are attracting the highest trading premium in the grey market, with premiums around 30%. Ten SME companies will also commence trading next week.
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