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3 min read | Updated on September 23, 2024, 13:35 IST
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The Reserve Bank of India's latest Bulletin, released on September 20, noted that financial markets are undergoing shifts. "September is set to be the busiest month for IPOs – mainboard and SME – in 14 years," said the article on the state of the economy published in RBI's latest Bulletin.
54% of shares allotted to investors in an IPO were sold within a week of listing, RBI's Bulletin said, citing a study by SEBI.
September 2024 is set to be the busiest month for initial public offerings (IPOs) in both the mainboard and small and medium enterprises (SME) segments in the last 14 years, with 30 companies making their market debut so far this month.
The Reserve Bank of India's latest Bulletin, released on September 20, noted that financial markets are undergoing shifts.
"In the primary equity market, there is a surge of interest in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) initial public offerings (IPOs), including from domestic mutual funds, with massive oversubscriptions," said the article on the state of economy published in RBI's latest Bulletin.
The article, citing a study by the market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), said 54% of shares allotted to investors in an IPO were sold within a week of listing.
"September is set to be the busiest month for IPOs – mainboard and SME – in 14 years," the article said.
The article said that mobilising resources via IPO has remained strong in 2024, with India accounting for the highest number of IPOs globally (27% by volume) in the first half of 2024. Regarding money raised, India represented 9% of total proceeds through initial share sale.
"Investor enthusiasm in the primary segment can be gauged by the fact that the IPO of a housing finance company in the second week of September garnered bids of over Rs 3 lakh crore," it said.
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