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Breaking News: Vishal Mega Mart Set to Launch $1 Billion IPO #BusinessNews #InvestmentOpportunities #IPOlaunch #Trending #VishalMegaMart #VishalMegaMartIPO Vishal Mega Mart Set to Launch $1 Billion IPO: With plans to launch a major $1 billion IPO, which could value the grocery chain at up to $5 billion, India’s Vishal Mega Mart is making headlines. It is believed that this calculated move will help Vishal Mega Mart grow by adding new locations to its https://lnkd.in/gNzNZa9a

RM2.3 billion IPO is largest within past seven years

The more money you put into these IPOs, the more chances you’ll get an allotment? 😜 Yes, let’s understand this type… I’m talking about SME IPOs, which are different from Main Board IPOs when it comes to allotment. What’s the difference and how can we benefit? 💭 Normally, in a main board IPO, there are 3 categories: - Retail: This has a minimum requirement of around INR 10,000 up to INR 2 Lakh. - HNI: This has a minimum requirement of around INR 2 Lakh up to INR 10 Lakh. - Big or Ultra HNI: This has a minimum requirement of above INR 10 Lakh. In all these 3 cases, allotment is done on a random basis, hence it does not matter how many lots you go for. Now, let’s come to the twist. In the case of an SME IPO, there are only 2 categories: - Retail: Again with a minimum requirement of around INR 10,000 up to INR 2 Lakh. - HNI: This has a minimum requirement of around INR 2 Lakh with no upper limit. Here, in the HNI category, the allotment is done on a proportional basis, which means the more lots you go for, the higher chances of you getting an IPO. Didn’t see that coming right? I felt the same when I read about this. Just a small disclaimer, usually SME IPOs are riskier compared to main board IPOs as the market cap is smaller, the stock has less liquidity, and usually has a shorter history to analyze. So unless you are solely applying for capturing the gray market premium, please do your analysis. Like if this added some value to your day 👇

Vishal Mega Mart IPO 2024: Is it best investment opportunity? The much-awaited Vishal Mega Mart IPO is on its way! As per the Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DHRP) filed on October 17, 2024, Vishal Mega Mart, one of India’s largest retail chains, is set to launch its initial public offering (IPO). This IPO has garnered significant attention, with expectations running high among retail and institutional investors alike. Read Full Article - https://lnkd.in/gazEJt-T

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In Q4 2023, there were 40 new IPOs on US exchanges, generating a total of $4.2 billion in capital. While this is a decrease compared to Q3, the number of IPOs and the amount raised have both doubled compared to the same period in 2022, showing a positive trend in the market. Check out Ideagen Audit Analytics' breakdown of the latest IPO data, including insights on auditor market share. Get all the details on the link below ⬇️ #IPOtrends #auditormarketshare #investmentinsights @Ideagen

Vikas Khemani, Founder of Carnelian Asset Management & Advisors, shares his perspective on the IPO market and its potential for retail investors. He emphasizes the need for cautious evaluation of each IPO, stating that not all offerings are worthwhile. Khemani advises retail investors to avoid getting caught up in hype, especially with companies that perform well initially but may lose value over time. He suggests looking at companies that went public 3-4 years ago and are now trading below their IPO price, as they could present better opportunities. Khemani also warns that even average-quality companies are getting listed in a bull market, making it crucial for investors to be vigilant and selective. Watch: https://lnkd.in/gKgywjmc | #vikaskhemani #ipo #IPOInsights #retailinvestors #investmentstrategy ICICIDirect Sakshi Batra Shailendra Bhatnagar 

DO YOU KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SME IPO AND NORMAL IPO? Still thinking? Then what's Normal IPO? 1.Retail less than 15000 to 2 Lakhs 2.HNI small Between 2-10 Lakhs 3.HNI big Above 10 lakhs Random basis allotment NO proportionate allotment what about SME IPO? Cat 1.Retail less than 2lakhs (even you can apply for 1Lot) Cat 2.HNI above 2Lakhs Proportionate allotment in HNI Kitna Aaap apply karoage utna Probability of getting IPO increases """ON THAT NOTE PREETI HERE SIGNING OFF"""