Three companies -- supermart major Vishal Mega Mart, renewable energy firm ACME Solar Holdings and packaging equipment manufacturer Mamata Machinery -- have received Sebi's clearance to raise funds through initial public offerings (IPOs), an update with the regulator showed on Monday. On the other hand, the regulator has returned the draft offer document of manpower services company Innovision, whose proposed IPO was a mix of fresh issuance of shares worth Rs 315 crore and an Offer For Sale (OFS) of up to 11.81 lakh shares. Before that, Hyundai MotorIndia Ltd, the Indian arm of South Korean automaker Hyundai, and food and grocery delivery major Swiggy received Sebi's nod on September 24 to float IPOs. Sources had previously stated that the South Korean automaker is looking to raise at least USD 3 billion (about Rs 25,000 crore) through an initial share sale, while the IPO of Swiggy has been pegged at over Rs 10,000 crore. Going by Sebi's update on Monday, Mega Mart took the ...
The retail chain operator faces several hurdles, including evolving customer preferences, disruptions in transport logistics, and intensifying competition, analysts at domestic brokerage Nuvama said.
Sebi has returned the IPO draft documents of four firms, including supermart major Vishal Mega Mart, education-focused NBFC Avanse Financial Services and private equity major TPG Capital-backed Sai Life Sciences, an update with the regulator showed on Tuesday. Additionally, the offer document of BMW Ventures was returned too. The company's initial public offering (IPO) papers were received by Sebi on July 1. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has returned the offer documents of these four companies for "non-compliance with Regulation 7(1) (a) of Sebi ICDR Regulations, 2018, as on July 24, 2024". According to the Regulation 7(1) (a) of Sebi ICDR Regulations, an issuer making an initial public offer shall ensure that it has made an application to one or more stock exchanges to seek an in-principle approval for listing of its specified securities on such stock exchanges and has chosen one of them as the designated stock exchange. Vishal Mega Mart, on July 12, took the .
Partners Group, Kedaara Capital-backed retailer becomes the fourth company to take this route
Other banks are likely to be added to work on the IPO, the people said. The Gurugram-based company could raise between $850 million to $1 billion in the offering, they said
The retailer has 560 stores, mainly in smaller cities, that sell clothes and grocery items. It competes with Indian tycoon Mukesh Ambani's Reliance, Tata Group's Trent
Though the deal size was not disclosed, sources said it was expected to be around Rs 50 billion.
The deal size was not disclosed but as per market sources it is expected to be around Rs 5,000 crore.