Retail subscription in the latest two IPOs – Zomato and Tatva Chintan Pharma – is an evidence of their voracious appetite. Both the issues saw more than 32 lakh applications each, almost 5% of the total demat accounts in India. In the case of much-awaited Zomato, the retail category was lapped up within a couple of hours of the issue last week despite mixed commentary about its prospects.
The earlier two IPOs – Clean Science and GR Infraprojects – saw 23.5 lakh and 20 lakh applications, respectively, from retail investors. IPOs of 2021 such as Indigo Paints, RailTel Corporation, MTAR Technologies, Laxmi Organic and Nazara Technologies saw more than 20 lakh applications each from retail investors, a consistent trend that was never seen before.
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