YearEnder 2021: This year some IPOs gave investors a listing gain of up to 270 percent, while some IPOs dumped investors on the day of listing and still could not make profits.
Ysher Ender 2021: This year has been great for IPO investors. This year companies brought record IPOs. The country’s biggest IPO came this year. Talking about investors, he showed tremendous enthusiasm about the IPO and he also got a listing gain of up to 270 percent. However, the IPOs of some companies also drowned investors’ money and this included the issues of giant companies. According to the IPO performance tracker given on the BSE website, 80 companies have been listed in the stock market so far this year, in which 59 have given profits to investors.
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Sigachi Industries gave great listing gains to investors
- This year, microcrystalline cellulose giant Sigachi Industries raised the most capital on the day of investors’ listing. Its shares were listed on November 15 and were listed at a premium of 252.76 per cent i.e. Rs 575 against the issue price of 163. On the day of listing, the issue price closed at a price of 270 per cent i.e. Rs 603.75. Its IPO also received a great response from investors and got 101.91 times subscriptions. Sigachi is currently trading at a premium of 156 per cent over the issue price.
- After Sigachi, Paras Defense and Space Technologies increased investor capital this year. Its shares were listed on October 1 and closed at Rs 498.75 with a jump of 185 per cent on the day of listing against the issue price of Rs 175 to investors. At present, its prices are at a premium of 315 per cent over the IPO price. Its IPO also got a great response from investors and got 304.26 times subscription.
- The IPO of analytics services provider LatentView Analytics gave investors over 150 per cent listing gains this year. When its shares were listed on November 23, investors’ money increased by 169 per cent to Rs 488.60 from Rs 197 per share. Its IPO was subscribed 326.49 times.
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Country’s biggest IPO disappointed
The country’s biggest IPO came this year but it disappointed investors a lot. Its shares were listed in the market on November 18 and against the issue price of Rs 2150, the share price of the investors remained at Rs 1564.15 i.e. their capital decreased by 27.25 percent. Still their capital has not increased and they are in loss of 30 per cent. The enthusiasm of investors about its IPO also faded and it could be fully subscribed on the last day itself on the basis of retail investors. Paytm’s IPO was open for subscription from 8-10 November and was subscribed just 0.48 times in two days and 1.18 times on the last day. On the first day, only 0.18 times the bids were received for the issue.
(Note: The closing price of the day of listing and all relevant figures are taken from BSE.)
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