The IPO, which opened for subscription on September 9, 2026, and closed on September 11, 2026, received an overwhelming response, with the issue subscribed 66.01 times overall.
The Rs 414 crore IPO comprised a fresh issue of Rs 353 crore and an Offer for Sale (OFS) of Rs 61 crore. The company had set the IPO price band at Rs 77–Rs 81 per equity share.
The Rs 141.57-crore public issue will remain open for subscription until September 21, 2026. The book-built issue comprises entirely of a fresh issue of 1.43 crore equity shares, with no offer-for-sale (OFS) component.
In a bid to tackle ongoing inflation, the US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates by twenty-five basis points. Policymakers are predicting at least one additional hike in the upcoming months. As inflation affects various sectors, the Fed is working towards achieving its two percent goal. This move is likely to generate discontent from President Donald Trump.
In a successful share sale, the National Stock Exchange captured the interest of more than 150 anchor investors. Notably, overseas funds accounted for 43% of the stocks allocated for this category. Domestic institutional investors also played a crucial role, contributing significantly to the anchor book. Overall, the exchange raised ₹6,746.18 crore from these investors, with the public offering scheduled to open on Thursday.
The company proposes to buy back bonds maturing in April 2027 and April 2028 in an attempt to reduce borrowing costs and the buyback will be offered at a slight premium to the existing trading price, people familiar with the details said. The tender offer will be the first such buyback since MUFG purchased the stake earlier this year.
Indian retail investors sold equities in July and August. They then invested heavily in primary market IPOs during this period. This shift occurred after significant buying in the previous quarter. Analysts suggest this is a tactical allocation change for profit booking. Strong IPO activity and listing gains are attracting this capital.
On September 16, Indian markets experienced a careful resurgence, with the Nifty and Sensex both moving upwards. This rebound was fueled by increased investments in banking and prominent stocks following a steep drop the previous day. Key players like Infosys and Mazagon Dock are under scrutiny due to recent corporate events.
The Federal Reserve increased interest rates for the first time in over three years. Policymakers anticipate at least one more quarter-percentage-point hike by year-end. Shorter-dated U.S. Treasury yields rose after the rate hike announcement. Market bets on a future rate increase at the next meeting ticked higher. Inflation expectations for the next decade remained around 2.3 percent.
Morgan Stanley is converting eight municipal bond mutual funds to ETFs. This move will transition nearly ten billion dollars in assets under management. The firm plans to launch seven new ETFs for these assets. Demand for municipal ETFs remains strong due to tax effectiveness and flexibility. These conversions are a defensive measure to retain client assets.
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