Since the start of January 2023, 53 companies have completed IPOs, raising more than Rs 44,469 crore.
” In the past three years, 153 mainboard IPOs have come for listing . Of these, the majority of the companies are from sectors such as healthcare, chemicals, capital goods and finance. Also the IPO subscription ratio has been on the higher side with some IPOs getting subscribed more than 100x,” note the report.
Out of these 153 IPOs, 76 per cent have given positive returns from the issue prices.
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“But with more than 60 per cent of the IPOs getting subscribed more than 10x, it is difficult to get allotment. Hence it is better to gauge the IPO’s performance from the listing price. From the listing price, 38 per cent have given negative returns, while 44 per cent have underperformed Nifty. Only 12 per cent of IPOs have been multi baggers and give returns of over 100 per cent,” noted the study by Pantomath.
“In the forthcoming months, there is anticipated to be significant momentum in the Indian IPO market, encompassing both the main and SME market segments. The market environment has been extremely buoyant and is likely to witness a robust capital raise FY24-25 as well,” said Lunawat.
On the regulatory front, market regulator Sebi enhanced the efficiency of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) by halving the timeline for listing shares on stock exchanges after the IPO closure. Under the revised guidelines, IPOs will now be mandated to list within three working days (T+3 days) after the closure of the IPO, in contrast to the previous requirement of six working days (T+6 days).
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First Published: Jan 04 2024 | 10:39 AM IST