India’s IPO boom faces a reality check as investors no longer buy every story
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As many as 124 companies have valid Securities and Exchange Board of India approvals to launch IPOs, seeking to collectively raise ₹2.45 trillion, according to Prime Database. Another 130 companies are awaiting regulatory clearance after filing their offer documents.
Key Takeaways
- As many as 124 companies have valid Securities and Exchange Board of India approvals to launch IPOs, seeking to collectively raise ₹2.45 trillion, according to Prime Database.
- Another 130 companies are awaiting regulatory clearance after filing their offer documents.
- Full details and original dispatch available below.
As many as 124 companies have valid Securities and Exchange Board of India approvals to launch IPOs, seeking to collectively raise ₹2.45 trillion, according to Prime Database. Another 130 companies are awaiting regulatory clearance after filing their offer documents.
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