Sensex and Nifty are gaining new heights every day in the stock market. At the same time, competition between companies to bring in the initial public offering (IPO) is on the rise. Investors are also getting the opportunity to make a profit through the IPO. However, investors have also suffered from a negative list of some companies.
IPO Market Status in August: In just 20 days of August, 23 companies have set new records by submitting documents to SEBI for IPO approval. These IPO documents have been filed to raise Rs 40,000 crore from the market. At the same time, eight companies are already on the market and have raised Rs 18,200 crore from the market. Many of these companies are in the start-up sector. These include financial technology, e-commerce, online travel and SaaS (Software-as-a-Service).
70,000 crores collected: According to available data, over 40 IPOs so far this year are worth Rs 70,000 crore. Applications have been received more than 100 times for multiple IPOs. In this, the interest of the investor and especially the retail investors are clearly visible. Many brokerage companies say the number of IPOs this year may exceed 100.
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See also RBI: The activity in the IPO market has increased so much that it has attracted the attention of the country’s central bank. The Reserve Bank said in its new bulletin that “2021 may be the year of IPO for the country.”
