Burger King attracted a huge premium in the grey market as the demand for the IPO had been robust across the board.

Grey market dealers say Burger King shares are currently commanding a premium of Rs 43-45.

Burger King was the fourth mainboard IPO this year, which saw over 100 per cent subscription levels.

Analysts were upbeat on Burger King IPO, as they feel the issue had left enough on the table for investors.

Burger King India became the top 3 most subscribed IPOs this year, along with Happiest Minds Technologies and Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders.

The portion meant for qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) was subscribed 86.64 times, non institutional investors 354.11 times and retail...

Subscription for Burger King IPO ends on Friday.

The grey market premium of Burger King IPO rose to Rs 32-33 on Thursday.

Burger King IPO received bids for 12,52,02,250 shares, which was 1.09 times the issue size of Rs 7,44,91,524 shares.

The Rs 810 crore offer would comprise of Rs 450 crore of fresh issue and offer for sale of up to 6 crore equity shares by promoter QSR Asia...

Retail investors willing to invest in Buger King IPO can buy a lot of 250 shares and a maximum of 3,250 shares.

The company intends to use the proceeds on rolling out of new company-owned Burger King restaurants and repayment or prepayment of outstand...

Burger King's management expects 70 per cent growth from existing markets and 30 per cent growth from new markets.

Given the company’s faster growth and lower valuation compared with the listed peers, investors willing to benefit from the country’s long ...

In 2020 so far, close to Rs 25,000 crore has already been raised through IPOs and the figure could rise further as Burger King's Rs 810-cro...

Net proceeds from the fresh issue are proposed to be utilised for funding the rollout of new company-owned Burger King Restaurants and for ...

Everstone Capital, the Singapore-headquartered India-focused mid-market private equity firm, owns 99.39% stake in Burger King India, throug...