The Initial Public Offering (IPO) is a significant milestone for a company going public. It provides the company with an opportunity to raise funds from the public while offering investors a chance to invest in potentially high-growth businesses. However, there is a key aspect of IPO that investors should be aware of—the lock-in period in […]

Investing in Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) is an exciting prospectus for new as well as experienced investors. Owning the shares of a company at the start of its journey in the stock market and seeing the stock prices go up could be an exhilarating experience for many. However, investing in IPOs is not without its

Participating in an Initial Public Offering (IPO) is an opportunity for investors. Being part of a company from the start of its journey as a public company and seeing it grow could be exciting. However, the dilemma often faced by an investor after successfully getting the allotment of shares in an IPO, is whether to

Perhaps the first thing that comes to mind of an investor wishing to create wealth is an IPO. The thrill of getting the shares of a budding company and watch the price of the share grow over time is an attraction for both new and seasoned investors. These companies, although showing great promise, need a

An IPO can be an exciting opportunity, especially for retail investors. Many investors find the idea of investing in a company’s shares early and watching its price soar after listing appealing. However, many investors approach IPOs with preconceived notions that can skew their judgment, this could lead to unrealistic expectations or poor investment decision. In

In India, in the past few years, Initial Public Offerings (IPO) have become a popular investment avenue for both retail and institutional investors. Every now and then we hear or read that a particular IPO has been oversubscribed by “X” times and wonder what these subscription figures signify and how should we interpret them. In

IPO in India is not just a financial event but an important milestone for a private company going on to become a public listed company. Going public opens up new opportunities in terms of growth, visibility, and capital for the company. However, going public through an IPO is a lengthy and tedious journey filled with

Companies go public to raise capital, and the proceeds from the IPO are used by the company either for growth initiatives, expansion of the existing operations, or debt repayment. IPOs provide an opportunity for investors to buy shares of the company deciding to go public and be part of their growth journey from the start.

The stock market goes through periods of ups and downs or a period of no trend, where the market trades in a narrow price band. These different trends of the market play a pivotal role in deciding the success, timing, and pricing of the IPO. In this article, we will discuss how these trends in

Initial Public Offerings, or IPOs, in India, have been hitting the headlines in recent years. Most issues of companies like Zomato, Nykaa, and Paytm did garner huge interest from retail and institutional investors. However, not all IPOs are the same and fetch the same kind of attention. Sometimes, an issue is subscribed multiple times on