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Ganga Bath Fittings Limited is set to launch its Initial Public Offering (IPO) from June 4 to June 6, 2025. The company is planning to raise ₹32.65 crores through the Fresh issue and will be listed on the NSE SME platform. The company specializes in manufacturing and supplying a wide range of bathroom accessories under […]

Prostarm Info Systems Limited is set to launch its Initial Public Offering (IPO). The IPO will be a ₹168.00 crores fresh issue and will be open for subscription from May 27th, 2025, to May 29th, 2025. In this article, we will discuss the company, the industry, the promoters, key financial numbers, and the risks so that

Schloss Bangalore Limited, the company behind the iconic “The Leela” luxury hotel brand, is set to go public with its IPO, an issue of ₹3,500.00 crores. With 13 premium hotels under its belt and a strong brand heritage, the IPO provides investors a chance to be part of India’s growing luxury hospitality space. About the

Belrise Industries Limited, formerly known as Badve Engineering Limited, is all set to launch its Initial Public Offering (IPO). The company is one of the major suppliers of components for the automobile industry. In this blog, we explore more about the company, the sector, risks, financials, and other details of the IPO. So, let’s deep

The Indian textile industry is a key player in the global market and one of the major industries in India for exports and employment. One of the emerging players in this industry is Borana Weaves Ltd, and they are now stepping into the capital markets. The company’s IPO is all set for subscription from May

Initial Public Offerings—or IPOs as we all familiarly know them—have turned into headline news in India’s financial world. When a firm goes public, it’s not merely raising capital or listing on the exchange. It’s a change. A coming-of-age experience. A combination of strategy, thrill, and drama. But aside from the jargon of valuations and subscription

Introduction: The IPO Puzzle You’re lounging on a Sunday afternoon, enjoying your favorite chai and scrolling through your trading app. A pop-up message ” ABC IPO opens for subscription tomorrow – don’t miss out!” it is so alluring. That’s how most investors are drawn into the IPO hype. But then comes the million-dollar question –

You know that buzz when a new IPO comes for subscription? Everyone’s talking. Some friends are applying for quick profits, others say, “Hey, this one’s for the long haul.” But here’s the real question: Should you apply for IPOs just for that sweet listing gain, or is it smarter to think long-term? Let’s dive in.

If you have been following the IPO space in India, you must have probably noticed a rising trend – a growing number of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) going public with IPOs. These SME IPOs aren’t just making headlines, they are also providing an opportunity to small businesses to grow, gain visibility, and raise capital.

In November 1977, a transformative event took place in India’s capital market. Reliance Textile Industries Limited, under the visionary leadership of Dhirubhai Ambani, issued its Initial Public Offering (IPO).  Using the IPO route was a revolutionary shift from the conventional methods of raising capital. This action not only changed the course of the company but