Wind energy solutions provider Inox Wind will become a debt-free company after its Rs 740-crore initial share, which is awaiting Sebi nod, is over and fund infusion by promoters, according to its regulatory filing. According to the Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) filed with the market regulator, as of June 2022, the company had a gross debt of Rs 1,717.8 crore and cash balance of Rs 222 crore, and a net debt of Rs 1,494.8 crore on its books. Last week, the company said its promoters had agreed to infuse up to Rs 800 crore by subscribing to non-convertible, non-cumulative participating redeemable preference shares on a private placement basis. The fund will be infused by two promoter group entities -- Inox Leasing & Finance which will pump in up to Rs 600 crore, and Inox Wind Energy that will infuse up to Rs 200 crore. The entire money thus raised will be used to retire debt, a statement from the company said on August 30. According to the DRHP, the entire proceeds from the IPO
TMB is looking to issue 15.84 million fresh shares in the IPO. At the upper end of the price band, the bank will raise Rs 832 crore and will be valued at Rs 8,314 crore
As against over 60 companies that took the IPO route last year, only 16 companies have floated their initial public offers this year. Take a dive into the reasons behind the lull this year
In the grey market, shares of Dreamfolks Services were trading at Rs 75 per share, which implies listing at Rs 401 per share against the upper price band of issue price.
The pace was down by almost 750,000 when compared to January when over 3.4 mn new accounts got added
It's a fresh issue-cum-OFS; Axis Capital, Motilal Oswal Investment Advisors and SBI Capital Markets are book running lead managers
Says that isn't a good thing as an IPO comes with great responsibilities; points to pressure from VCs as a reason for IPO move by companies
The sale would help Centre to inch towards its Rs 65,000 crore divestment target for financial year 2022-23
Latest directive follows instances during LIC's IPO where certain applications had to be cancelled as they didn't have sufficient funds in bank accounts
Aether's Rs 808-crore offering capped a busy month for IPOs, which saw a cumulative mop up of Rs 30,140 crore by eight companies
The company has decided to allocate a total of 25,30,651 equity shares to anchor investors at Rs 630 apiece, aggregating the transaction size to Rs 159.43 crore, as per the circular uploaded on BSE
The LIC IPO may finally hit the primary market on May 4. Experts believe it will get a good response from both retail and institutional investors. Find out if you should take a slice of this pie.
While analysts remain mixed on how the government's largest-ever IPO would perform on Dalal Street, they expect the issue to sail through as the markets have staged strong recovery from March lows.
54 companies plan to raise Rs 1.4 trillion in FY23 after 52 Indian corporates raised an all-time high Rs 1.11 trillion through initial public offers (IPOs) in FY22, Prime Database report said
Oyo made preliminary filings in September aiming for an IPO in early 2022
LIC IPO: All too often in the past, the government has used the insurer LIC as its piggybank to buy shares in state companies nobody wanted
The recently-listed companies, especially from the digital space, have tumbled nearly 50% from their recent highs following the correction. Yet, market watchers don't see them as value buys just yet
The Rs 660-crore initial share-sale received bids for 13,600,818 shares against 8,475,000 shares on offer
The IPO is an offer for sale (OFS), and the company will not receive the proceeds of the offer. At the upper end of the price band, the IPO size works out to Rs 963 crore.
Integrated metal producing company Shyam Metalics and Energy on Tuesday fixed a price band of Rs 303-306 a share for its Rs 909 crore-initial public offer (IPO)