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2022 has been an excellent year for public offerings in India. A record number of businesses got listed in 2022. This has been possible due to the pro-business policies of the government along with rapid digitisation. There has also been a steady increase in participating investors. Experts suggest that 2023 is also set to see a similar momentum in the IPO segment. Letu2019s take a look at some of the upcoming IPOs that investors are looking forward to.
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About IPO • Investors have the chance to purchase shares on the primary market at a fair price prior to the IPO listing price. Retail investors also benefit from lower application fees when applying for upcoming IPOs. Keeping the shares gives you the chance to share in the future prosperity of these businesses. • Get stock at the lowest possible price • Short-term profit with lower risk • Hassle-free ASBA process • Meet long-term goals • No brokerage while applying in New IPOs • Be a part of the company's growth story
Upcoming IPO list • Medi Assist Insurance TPA Pvt. Ltd. The IPO of Medi Assist Insurance TPA Pvt. Ltd. will consist only of an offering to sell about 2.8 million shares. It has a sizable network of more than 11,000 hospitals spread across 722 towns and cities across the nation, making it the largest third-party insurance administrator in terms of revenue. • Inspira Enterprise India Ltd. Cybersecurity firm Inspira Enterprise India Ltd. has filed its DRHP with SEBI for its Rs. 800 crores public offering. This IPO will be a combination of a fresh share issue of Rs. 300 crore and an OFS of shares worth Rs. 500 crores by its shareholders and investors. • Hinduja Leyland and Finance The finance division of car manufacturer Ashok Leyland, Hinduja Leyland and Finance, plans to raise about Rs. 700 crores through its initial public offering. This initial public offering will include a 500 crore rupee new share issuance in addition to an offer for sale from Everstone Capital.
HDB Financial In the approaching year, the NBFC division of HDFC Bank will launch its IPO. Issue size has not yet been determined. Due to HDFC Bank's support, one of the biggest private lenders in the nation, HDB Financial is valued highly. • BYJU’s The 2012-founded edtech behemoth BYJU's has joined the unicorn club in 2018. BYJU's is now preparing to begin its first public offering. According to reports, the corporation might raise $40–$45 billion through the IPO. • Delhivery Delhivery, a supply chain firm, set a price range of 462-487 rupees per share for its 5,235 crore initial public offering (IPO). On May 11, the Delhivery IPO's subscription period began. Delhivery offers supply chain solutions, cross-border Express, freight services, storage, PTL and TL freight, supply chain software, and delivery of express parcels and large goods. 1.63 times as many people subscribed to the Delhivery IPO. The retail category saw a subscription rate of 0.57 times, the QIB category 2.66 times, and the NII category 0.30 times for the public issue.