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🫰SEBI Approves Five IPO Proposals The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has approved initial public offerings (IPOs) for five companies: Innovatiview India, Park Medi World, Runwal Enterprises, Jinkushal Industries, and Advance Agrolife

Swiggy is going public! The foodtech giant has filed its Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) with SEBI, marking its first step towards an IPO. Curious about what this means for the company and investors? Join the thread 🧵 for a deep dive into Swiggy

• What is An IPO and What is the eligibility Criteria: An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is the process where a private company first sells shares of its stock to the public on a stock exchange. This allows the company to raise money from investors

India’s startup engine is revving up again! BlueStone and Aye Finance just got SEBI's nod for their IPOs. From handcrafted jewelry to fintech, Indian companies are stepping onto the public stage with confidence. #IPO #StartupIndia #Fintech #JewelryB

IPOs can offer significant opportunities for returns, they are safest when approached with a foundation of knowledge. Smart investors who take the time to thoroughly research and understand the companies going public are better positioned to navigate

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In 2025, the sectors expected to see the most startup IPOs include: 1. Fintech: Leading with six companies, including Aye Finance and Pine Labs. 2. Quick Commerce: Significant growth anticipated, with major players likely to list. 3. Edtech: Co

India’s IPO market is witnessing a surge as several high-profile startups are filing to go public, aiming to tap into strong investor sentiment. This wave includes companies across sectors like fintech, e-commerce, EVs, SaaS, and D2C brands, many ba

It’s always not easy to mislead the public market compared to the private one, simply because public markets are more accessible and heavily scrutinized. Public companies have to follow strict reporting rules, making it harder to hide or manipulate i

This year - IPO fundraise has picked up pace with 60 companies listing so far and raising ₹63,985 crore (+29% over 2023). 📄SEBI's report on Investor Behaviour in IPOs is an interesting reveal - - High Flipping Rate: Overall around 54% of IPO shares