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Unlisted shares: Big demand for shares of unlisted, new-age cos post Zomato IPO response

Big demand for shares of unlisted, new-age cos post Zomato IPO response Synopsis Unlisted shares enter trading circles only when promoters commit to private placements of their equity (to external shareholders) or when employees dilute stock options. Shares of companies such as Paytm, Ola Cabs, AB Inbev, B9 Beverages, Fino Pay Tech, Mobikwik, Capital Small Finance Bank, Fincare SFB, Utkarsh SFB, Reliance Retail, Razorpay, Bazaar India Retail, Smaash Entertainment, Nykaa among others, are being traded in sizable lots everyday through brokers dealing in unlisted equities. Mumbai: Brokers dealing in shares of unlisted companies have never been this busy. The overwhelming response to the recently concluded Zomato initial public offering (IPO) has spurred demand for shares of unlisted, new-age companies that are looking to list in the near future. This has led to a spurt in trading volumes, and share prices of several unlisted companies have risen 20-30% in the past month, said brokers

GP Infraprojects IPO: GR Infraprojects track record makes for a good long-term bet

GR Infraprojects’ track record makes for a good long-term bet Synopsis A strong order book, high presence in the construction segment, a reasonably good balance sheet, execution of projects within the agreed timelines or even earlier, and attractive valuation are some of the primary factors that add to the attractiveness of the issue. The IPO is offer-for-sale. The company’s promoters and investors will be selling 11.5 million shares, which amounts to 11.9% of the company’s equity share capital. There is no fresh issue. ET Intelligence Group: Longterm investors can consider investing in the initial public offering (IPO) of GR Infraprojects.

bond market: Covered bonds help sub-AAA issuers raise cheaper funds

Risk aversion due to Covid driving issues; investors protected against default and get attractive yields, while borrowers pay 50-125 bps lower. About a dozen non-banking companies raised covered bonds, through two routes: non-convertible debentures and market-linked debentures. About three-fourths of them are rated in the single-A category and have sold the securities in the primary market with mutual funds, insurers and pension funds investing in them.

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