There is competition to bring the initial public offering (IPO) into the Indian market. Retail investors are also investing heavily in looking at IPOs of trusted companies for cheap. The average number of investors per IPO increased by 25 percent in one year to more than 1.5 million. About 38 IPOs have been listed in the Indian market in the last one year. Of these, the share price of 34 companies is higher than their listing price. In such a situation, it may prove to be a lucrative business for investors.
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Anuj Gupta, Vice President (Currency and Commodity), IIFFL, says that the demat accounts currently open at the moment are those investors keeping an eye on the IPO. He says that the IPOs that have come in the last one year have yielded huge returns. For example, shares of GR Infra and Clean Science are listed at about 100 percent higher. In such a situation, the investors who received the IPO would get 100 per cent return in a day. He says most of the new investors will use the proceeds to another IPO. According to data, there are currently 65 million demat accounts, the number of which is expected to increase to 120 million next year.
The race to Ipoh
- With 12 IPOs coming up from March, retail investor involvement has steadily increased
- The number of retail investors in each IPO will rise to 15.68 lakh with a growth of 25%
- 12.73 lakh in the financial year 2021
- During 2007-08, only 3 to 5 lakhs of IPOs were used to invest
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Company Period Amount Retail Investor
- Tatva Chintan Pharma July 2021- 500 crores 32.50
- Zomato July 2021- 9375 32.14 cr
- Indigo Paint January 2021- 11.69 25.88 CR
- MTAR Technology March- 2021 596 CR 25.87
- Clin Science July 2021- 1547 crores 23.50
- GR Infra Project July- 2021 962 crores 20.85
- Nazara Technology March- 2021 583 crores 20.83
- Laxmi Organic March- 2021 600 CR 20.81
- SBI Cards March-2020 10341 crores 26.95
- Mr. Bector Food Dec- 2020 583 crores 20.83
- Mazagan Doc September- 2020 444 CR 23.56
- HDFC MMC July 2018 2800 CR 23.30 (lakhs in retail investors, CR)
- The share of retail investors is increasing for every applicant
- Share of financial year (in lakhs)
- 2019- 6.13 lakhs
- 2020- 6.88 lakhs
- 2021- 12.73 lakhs
- 2022-15.68 lakhs
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SEBI president warned
Market regulator SEBI Chairman Ajay Tyagi said recently that the main reason for increasing investor interest in the country’s securities market is the current low interest rate and adequate liquidity availability. Warnings warned that a lack of liquidity or an increase in interest rates could affect the market. Retail investors’ interest in the domestic securities market has rapidly increased and 24.5 lakh demat accounts are being opened each month during April-June, he added. In fiscal year 2021, an average of 12 lakh demat accounts are opened each year.
