The IPO of Hyderabad-based Likhitha Infrastructure managed to sail through after the issuer made a number of tweaks to the issue structure.
The Rs 61-crore offering garnered 9.5x subscription. The IPO was scheduled to close on Thursday, but was extended owing to the shortfall in bids in the qualified institutional buyer (QIB) segment, even though the retail portion had witnessed strong demand.
Likhitha reduced the IPO price band and also cut the size of the QIB portion from 2.55 million shares to a mere 51,000 shares — just 1 per cent of the overall IPO size of 5.1 million shares.
Shares in the

)