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Baron Capital, holding 15,334 shares through Baron Emerging Markets Fund and 9,201 shares via Baron Global Advantage Fund, has appraised its investment in BYJU’S at $75,485 and $45,294, respectively. Fun fact it was bought at $500 Million combined.

PhonePe has planned its IPO in India, and Navi is also set to follow. Groww and OYO are preparing their IPO papers as well. In a few days, we will see many mainboard IPOs. Many famous startups are shifting from private funding to IPO plans. I hope th

Zepto is playing it smart before the IPO! Raising ₹1,500 Cr ($175M) debt from Edelweiss Alternatives & others ➡️ Buying back foreign shares to boost Indian ownership. ➡️$5B valuation ➡️Founders upping stake from 18% to 20% 💰$4B GOV IPO filing by

"Has anyone tried using Chinese websites to buy cheaper products and sell them in Indian or other foreign markets? Or does anyone know other ways to leverage arbitrage opportunities?"

Edelweiss and Hero Fincorp will also participate in the $250 million round, where shares of Zepto will potentially change hands and going from foreign investors to domestic ones.

30 Most Popular Startup Shares in Q4 These are the top private startup shares right now. Investors are rushing to buy them on secondary markets. 8 of them dominate the market with AI at their core.

SEBI’s New Rule: Mutual Funds Must Say Goodbye to Pre-IPO Deals The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has recently stepped in to bring a meaningful change in the way mutual funds invest in the IPO space. From now on, mutual funds can no

Swiggy shares list at ₹420 on NSE, opening 7.7% above IPO price in a highly anticipated debut Swiggy's IPO debuted at ₹420 on NSE, up 7.7% from its issue price. The IPO was oversubscribed 3.59 times, attracting significant interest from institutiona

Aye Finance’s initial public offering (IPO) got off to a slow start on the first day of bidding, with the issue subscribed 3% as of 13:09 IST. The IPO failed to attract any interest from qualified institutional buyers (QIBs), with the segment gettin