In IPO space, one has to be choosy about what you are buying, especially some of the fintech, digital payments and gateways companies becau...

The Rs 100 crore IPO by Nureca rewarded investors the most, with a return of up to 323 per cent over the issue price of Rs 400. The company...

The demand for big-ticket IPOs had helped the primary market raise a record Rs 1.18 lakh crore in the calendar year.

Two issues, Paras Defence & Space Technologies and GR Infraprojects, soared 175 per cent and 103 per cent, respectively, more than doubling...

Out of the 30 companies, 13 have delivered over 100 per cent return since listing. The list featured Route Mobiles, Happiest Minds and Tech...

The second wave of the pandemic has increased demand for products like oximeters, thermometers, BP monitors, nebulisers and multivitamins, ...

Some of these IPOs received 'subscribe' ratings for listing gains from top brokerages despite aggressive valuations.

SBI Mutual Fund, the largest fund house in terms of equity assets, subscribed to the MTAR Technologies IPO. The investment is worth Rs 70 c...

Going by grey market trends, even MTAR Technologies is commanding a strong premium, making investors wonder if they should subscribe to the...

MTAR is looking to sell 1.037 crore shares through a mix of fresh issue and offer for sale. The bidding process for the IPO will commence o...

Grey market trends suggest the stock indeed may see decent listing gains, but that may not be enough for it to replicate Nureca's performan...

At the issue price, the stock was priced at a P/E of 62.55 times on its earnings per share of Rs 6.40.

The issue, which was sold from February 15 to February 17, had received a solid 166.65 times retail bids.

At the upper price band, Nureca IPO is priced at pre-issue PE of 46.91 times its FY20 EPS of Rs 8.53.

Employees of the company are being offered a discount of Rs 20 per share.

The IPO, which is being sold in a Rs 396-400 price band, received bids for 2,07,03,200 shares, which was 14.8 times the issue size of 14,01...

Prospective retail investors can bid for a minimum of one lot of 35 shares, and a maximum of 14 lots, or 490 shares.