Initial Public Offerings
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SEBI asks investment bankers to get pricing right as pace of primary issues slow
•The capital markets regulator SEBI on Tuesday voiced concern over the slow pace of primary issues, despite a good market condition, and asked investment bankers to do more "diligence" on the pricing front to get investors in.
37 initial public offerings garner $1.2 billion in April-June; total proceeds in H1 2018 hit $4 billion: EY report
•32 initial public offerings in SME markets raised $98.7 million and five in the main market raised $1.1 billion in the second quarter this year
Small and medium enterprises raise Rs 1,546 crore through initial public offerings during first half of 2018
•Funds raised through initial public offers (IPOs) were used for business expansion plans, working capital requirements and other general corporate purposes
IRCON, PN Gadgil & Sons and KPR Agrochem get SEBI's go-ahead to float initial public offerings
•The IPO market has the strongest start to the year, as 18 companies have collectively raised Rs 23,670 crore through their respective IPOs during January-June 2018
Fund-raising via initial public offerings almost doubles to Rs 23,670 crore in first half of 2018
•Most of the funds that have been raised are for business expansion plans, repayment of loans and to support working capital requirements
IRFC, IRCON may hit capital market by September; to raise Rs 1,500 cr
•While IRCON has already approached Sebi with its IPO papers, IRFC would soon file the draft prospectus with the market regulator to seek its nod for initial share sale and subsequent listing
SMEs raise staggering Rs 825 crore via IPOs in Q1 2018-19, register more than two-fold jump year-on-year
•Funds raised through initial public offers (IPOs) were meant for business expansion plans, working capital requirements and other general corporate purposes
Top investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala says steering away from Indian IPOs
•Rakesh Jhunjhunwala said that the recent tepid listings could lead to a “lull” in the IPO pipeline, and companies coming to market might readjust their pricing.