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August IPO frenzy: 10 companies raise ₹17,048 crore, largest since May 2022

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2 min read | Updated on September 04, 2024, 12:20 IST

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SUMMARY

In August 2024, ten companies collectively raised ₹17,048 crore via initial public offerings (IPOs), the largest primary market fundraising since May 2022.

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Of the total funds raised in August via IPOs, around ₹9,715 crore was from fresh issue, and the remaining ₹7,333 crore was from the offer-for-sale component.

The initial public offerings (IPOs) launched in the month of August 2024 collectively raised over ₹17,000 crore through public issues, according to a report by Moneycontrol.

In August, ten companies collectively raised ₹17,048 crore via IPOs, the largest primary market fundraising since May 2022.

August witnessed the launch of some major IPOs, including Ola Electric Mobility, Brainbees Solutions, Premier Energies, Ceigall India, Bazaar Style Retail, ECOS India Mobility & Hospitality, Interarch Building Products, Unicommerce eSolutions, Orient Technologies and Saraswati Saree Depot.
Of the total funds raised last month, around ₹9,715 crore was from fresh issue, and the remaining ₹7,333 crore was from the offer-for-sale component, Moneycontrol reported.

In 2024, 56 initial share sales raised ₹65,000 crore against just 20 IPOs, raising more than ₹15,051 crore from January to August 2023.

54% of IPO shares allotted to investors sold within a week, SEBI study finds

In another development, a study by markets regulator SEBI highlighted that investors (apart from anchor) sell 50% of 1PO shares allotted to them by value within a week.

The study encompassed data from 144 IPOs listed between April 2021 and December 2023. During the study period, 144 IPOs collectively raised ₹2.13 lakh crore. Notably, 65% of the total issue size was Offer for Sale (OFS), through which the pre-existing shareholder sold their shares instead of the company raising the money.

According to the study, "About 54% of IPO shares (in value terms) allotted to investors (excluding anchor investors) were sold within a week from listing".

Individual investors sold 50.2% of shares allotted to them within a week from listing, non-institutional investors (NIIs) offloaded 63.3% shares, and retail investors sold 42.7% shares.

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