List of IPO Articles

Since the beginning of year 2021 we have seen IPOs of companies like IRFC, Indigo Paints, Home First Finance, Stove Kraft, MTAR, RailTel, Anupam Rasayan, Nazara Technologies, etc.

An IPO (initial public offering) is a momentous occasion in the history of a registered company. It is a sign that a company has finally matured into a fully-grown, effective organization that has commanded enough goodwill in the market to be able to start raising funds from the public.

Explore the roles of RII, NII, QIB, and anchor investors in the stock market. Learn how each investor type participates in IPOs and what sets them apart in investing.

FPO, also called a Follow-up public offering, is the process through which a company issues new shares to the investors after it has already been listed on the stock exchange through an Initial Public Offer.

If you follow stock market updates daily, you may have heard about companies going public almost every week through Initial Public Offer

Essential tips for evaluating IPOs with India Infoline. Understand the 5 key factors that can impact your IPO investments and make smarter financial decisions.

Every business that wants to fund its operations or scale in the future has one thing in common: they all need cash.

An initial public offering with significant demand is known as a hot IPO. These IPOs are popular even before meeting the market, generating immense interest from investors and media.

A SEBI-mandated process through which companies raise money from the public is known as an Initial Public Offering or commonly referred to as an IPO. As a potential investor, you need to gather appropriate information and understand how to apply for one.

An Initial Public Offering (IPO) marks a major milestone for any company looking to raise growth capital and get publicly listed. However, the IPO process tends to be complex, with several regulatory and procedural requirements. As a result, retail investors often have many questions regarding IPO investments. To address these concerns, we have compiled the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) on IPOs in India. Read […]

This blog will help you understand the borrowing part of the system and how to borrow shares from a broker to make quick and hefty profits.

A syndicate member is an investment banker who gets the mandate to sell shares of an IPO to eligible applicants. How do they get this mandate?

An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is the first time a company issues its shares to the public. This is how businesses go from being ‘private’ to ‘public.’ In other words, a company that was privately owned up until the Initial Public Offer, becomes a publicly traded company. As an investor, you have access to the company’s shares directly through a stock exchange.

Since the beginning of year 2021 we have seen IPOs of companies like IRFC, Indigo Paints, Home First Finance, Stove Kraft, MTAR, RailTel, Anupam Rasayan, Nazara Technologies, etc.

Every company, big or small, functions on one thing: capital. Almost every business starts as a private entity with a handful of people funding its initial operations.