IPOs are back in rage. This year in the first six months, loads of IPOs got listed in both SME and main bourses. Investors are flocking towards primary market to invest in new companies. Right now various IPOs are open for subscription. So, we present you list of IPOs which are open for subscription.
ideaForge Technology:
Price Band Rs 638-672 /share
IPO will be open from June 26 -June 29
The company is looking to raise Rs 576 crore from IPO
Fresh issues comprise Rs 240 crore
48.69 lakh shares will be sold through OFS
The company is in the business of making drone
It has around 50% market share
By the time of writing this story, the IPO has been subscribed 2.87 times
The capital raised will be used for product development, debt repayment and working capital needs
Magson Retail:
Price Band Rs 65/share
IPO will be open for subscription from June 23- June 27
The company is looking to raise Rs 14.74 crore from IPO
Fresh issue comprise Rs 240 crore
By the time of writing this report, subscribed 1.15 times
The company is in the business of frozen food, gourmet, specialty food retail, and distribution business
Capital raised will be used for opening new stores, storage units and also on backward integration.
Greenchef Appliances:
Price Band Rs 82-87/share
IPO will be open for subscription from June 23- June 27
The company is looking to raise Rs 53.62 crore from IPO
The entire isseu will be fresh issue
On the eve of the last day, the IPO got subscribed 5.56 times
The company is in the business of kitchen appliances like LPG gas stove
The amount rasied will be used for expenditure on new plants, machinery and working capital
Essen Speciality Films
IPO has a price band Rs 101-107 per share
IPO will be open for subscription from June 23 to 27 June
The company is looking to raise Rs 66 crore through IPO
Out of that Rs 50 crore will be a fresh issue
Issue has already been subscribed 14.35 times
The company is in the business of home furnishing. It manufactures specialised plastics
The amount raised will be used for debt repayment, working capital needs