IPOs 2021 : 63 IPOs raised records 1.18 lakh crore in 2021 and Rs 26,613 crore last year..


IPOs 2021

This year's public issues (IPOs) set a record. Raised funds like never before. So far, 63 companies have entered the market, raising Rs 1,18,704 crore. This is four and a half times more than the Rs 26,613 crore raised by companies through 15 issues in 2020. Earlier, Prime Data Base Group had said that the IPOs raised in 2017 were Rs 68,827 crore.

Investor interest ..

With huge profits coming in on the day of listing‌, the majority applied. That is why this year's IPOs have been lined up. In total, the total amount of funds raised this year in the form of public-equity has exceeded Rs 2 lakh crore. Of this, 51% (Rs 1,03,621 crore) was fresh capital mobilization and the remaining Rs 98,388 crore was raised through offer for sale (OFS). The total recorded in 2020 is Rs 1,76,914 crore.

Paytm..

One97 Communications (Paytm) is the largest in the IPO so far this year. It has raised Rs 18,300 crore. Zomoto,which is next in line, attracted Rs 9,300 crore. The average volume of issues this year was Rs 1,884 crore.

20% for small investors..

This year has seen a surge of interest from retail investors. An average of 14.36 lakh applications were received for each issue. 12.77 lakhs in 2020; These are much higher than the 4.05 lakh applications received in 2019. Glenmark Life Sciences (33.95 lakhs), Devyani International (32.67 lakhs) and Latent View (31.87 lakhs) received the highest number of applications from small investors.

These are highly profitable...

Out of a total of 58 issues, 34 companies reported profits of over 10 per cent. Sigachi Industries collectively distributed 270% of profits. The next highest earners were Paras Defense (185%) and Latent View (148%). The interesting thing is that. Shares of 40 companies are hovering above the issue price as on 22nd of this month.

Are still in line ‌ ??

 This year, 115 companies have applied for IPOs at SEBI. Only 50 have advanced in the past two years combined. Currently, 35 SEBI-approved companies are ready to raise Rs 50,000 crore, while another 33 companies are preparing to raise Rs 60,000 crore if SEBI approves. 

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