Retail investor portion subscribed 82%, HNI was covered 1.48x and institutional investor category received 1.06x subscription
The stock hit an intra-day low of Rs 594.25, down 6 per cent from its issue price.
The retail investor portion of the issue was subscribed 1.37 times, HNI portion was covered 82% and institutional investor category saw three times subscription
Proceeds from the fresh issuance will be used to fund the speciality chemicals company's capex requirements for the proposed new project in Surat, fund working capital requirements and to pay debt
Retail investor portion subscribed 91%, HNI 20%; institutional investor category received negligible bids
Proceeds from the fresh issuance will be utilised for repayment of debt, funding working capital requirements, opening new stores and general corporate purposes
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The institutional investor portion of the issue was subscribed 1.26 times, high-networth individual portion 99 per cent and retail portion 1.3 times
The Bangalore-based HR services platform plans to raise Rs 50 crore in fresh capital through the IPO and the remaining Rs 750 crore will be an offer for sale by existing shareholders
Both the IPOs close on Friday. Delhivery's IPO size is Rs 5,235 crore, second-biggest after LIC this year
The company has confidentially filed documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission to start the process for a stock market listing