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SEBI approves IPOs of Ather Energy, Leela Hotels owner, 4 others
Inshorts
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7m ago
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SEBI has approved the IPOs of EV maker Ather Energy and Leela Hotels' parent firm Schloss Bangalore. Oswal Pumps, Quality Power Electrical Equipments, Ivalue Infosolutions and Fabtech Technologies also received the SEBI nod to launch their IPOs. Schloss' IPO will be worth ₹5,000 crore, while Ather's IPO will have a fresh issue worth ₹3,100 crore and an offer-for-sale component.
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Leela hotels owner Schloss, Aegis Vopak IPOs fully sold on final day
VCCircle
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2m ago
Medial
Initial public offerings (IPOs) for Leela hotels-owner Schloss Bangalore and Aegis Vopak Terminals were oversubscribed on their final day, primarily due to institutional investor interest as retail demand was weak. The IPOs occurred amid a recovering Indian market with IPO proceeds down 29% year-on-year. Schloss and Aegis sought valuations of $1.7 billion and $3.05 billion, respectively. Institutional buyers showed strong interest, while retail investors found the valuations demanding amidst ongoing market uncertainties.
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IPO Wave To Continue: 20+ New-Age Tech Companies Eye Public Listings In 2025
Inc42
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7m ago
Medial
In 2024, 13 new-age tech companies went public, benefiting from a strong market and the success of other startups. This has led to a growing interest in IPOs among tech companies, with over 20 planning to list in 2025. Some companies like ArisInfra, Ecom Express, and Smartworks have already received approval from SEBI for their IPOs, while others like Ather Energy, BlueStone, and DevX are still awaiting regulatory approval.
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Dalal Street Awaits Start-Up Frenzy, Over 25 IPOs Set for 2025 Debut
OutlookIndia
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6m ago
Medial
In 2025, Indian start-ups are expected to unleash a wave of IPOs on Dalal Street, with over 25 startups planning to go public. This marks a significant increase from the previous year, when 13 startups raised over Rs 29,000 crore through IPOs. The surge is driven by strong market activity and the successful performance of earlier IPOs. Notable companies eyeing IPOs include Ather Energy, boAt, Cardekho, and others, potentially setting a record for startup IPOs in a calendar year.
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Brookfield-backed Leela hotels owner Schloss slashes IPO size by 30%
VCCircle
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2m ago
Medial
Schloss Bangalore, the owner of India's Leela hotels and backed by Brookfield, reduced its IPO size by 30% to 35 billion rupees ($409 million), as detailed in its prospectus. Initially, the company aimed for a 50 billion-rupee offering. The IPO is scheduled for May 26-28, with large "anchor" investors invited to bid on May 23.
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IPOs of 25 new-age startups including Zepto, BoAt expected in 2025
Inshorts
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7m ago
Medial
At least 25 new-age companies will have IPOs in 2025, according to a list compiled by Moneycontrol. The list includes Ather Energy, BoAt, Zepto, BlueStone, CarDekho, Captain Fresh, DevX, Ecom Express, Aye Finance, Fractal, Physics Wallah, PayU, Pine Labs, Shadowfax, Smartworks, Zetwerk and others. Last year, 13 startup IPOs including Swiggy and Ola Electric collectively raised over $3.4 billion.
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Retail investors eye shareholder category for better IPO allotment; upcoming issues to watch
Money Control
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10m ago
Medial
The IPO market in India is booming, with numerous companies going public. Retail investors are particularly interested in IPOs that offer a 'shareholder' category, as this increases their chances of getting allotted shares. Some upcoming IPOs that may have a shareholder category include NTPC Green Energy, HDFC Bank's subsidiaries HDB Financial Services and HDFC Credila, Ather Energy, Hero MotoCorp's subsidiaries Ather Energy and Hero Fincorp, SJVN Green Energy, Coal India's subsidiaries Bharat Coking Coal and Central Mine Planning and Design Institute, Asirvad Micro Finance (a subsidiary of Manappuram Finance), Canara Robeco AMC (a subsidiary of Canara Bank), and Belstar Microfinance (a subsidiary of Muthoot Finance).
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Brookfield, Tiger Global portfolio firms get IPO approval
VCCircle
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7m ago
Medial
Brookfield Asset Management and Tiger Global-backed firms received approval from India's SEBI for their IPOs. Electric two-wheeler manufacturer Ather Energy, supported by Tiger Global, aims to raise Rs 3,100 crore through new share issues and an offer for sale (OFS), with funds directed toward factory setup, debt repayment, R&D, and marketing. Schloss Bangalore, backed by Brookfield, seeks Rs 3,000 crore via IPO, using funds for debt repayment and corporate needs.
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GK Energy, BlueStone & 2 other firms get SEBI's nod to launch IPOs
Inshorts
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4m ago
Medial
Anthem Biosciences, Aye Finance, GK Energy and BlueStone Jewellery and Lifestyle received approval from SEBI to raise funds through IPOs. The four companies applied for their IPOs in December 2024. The IPOs will contain fresh issue of shares worth ₹3,395 crore for Anthem Biosciences, ₹1,000 crore for BlueStone Jewellery, ₹885 crore for Aye Finance and ₹500 crore for GK Energy.
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Jaipur man buys Ather electric scooter worth a lakh using ₹10 coins: See Pic
Livemint
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1y ago
Medial
A man in Jaipur, Rajasthan, made an interesting purchase recently by buying an Ather 450 Electric Scooter worth over ₹1 lakh, completely paid in ₹10 coins. A picture shared by Ather Energy CEO Tarun Mehta showed the "new Ather owner" being handed over the keys, along with pouches filled with ₹10 coins. Ather Energy, backed by investors like GIC and Flipkart founders, is planning to list in India and has a market valuation of $739.4 million, with expectations of electric two-wheeler sales increasing to 60%-70% by 2030. A potential IPO in Mumbai is also being considered, which could value the company at about $2 billion.
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Sebi mulls stricter rules for SME IPOs; proposes raising minimum application size
YourStory
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8m ago
Medial
SEBI has proposed stricter rules for SME IPOs, including setting a minimum issue size, doubling the minimum application size, and implementing a "draw of lots" system for non-institutional investors. The regulator aims to ensure that only informed investors with sufficient risk appetite and investment capacity participate in SME IPOs. The changes are also meant to prevent over-leveraging, ensure fair distribution of shares, and promote the long-term sustainability of companies. SEBI has invited public comments on these proposals until December 4.
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