If 2021 was a record year for fund-raising through IPOs, then 2022 promises to be another record-breaking year. Will the secondary market feel the pain?

Of the $49.23 billion raised during 2018-21, start-ups with women co-founders accounted for only 5.7 per cent, while solo women founders received just 0.90 per cent 

Capital markets have been an insignificant source of funding for the micro, medium and small enterprise (MSME) sector. The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and a capital crunch faced by these companies are bringing about a change.

Smallcases are model portfolios of stocks/ETFs based on a theme, idea or strategy.

Offers from over 20 companies are expected in the January-March quarter, apart from LIC’s IPO, estimated at Rs 70,000-Rs 1,00,000 crore

Why should IPOs be a craze at all? If there is one, isn’t it likely that yet again there is a bubble which could leave investors, and their financiers, at a loss?

IPOs in 2022 will have to be priced and timed appropriately, otherwise, investors may not subscribe to them, analysts said.

In Delhivery IPO, the following will sell shares: Carlyle, SoftBank, Times Internet, Fosun Group-owned China Momentum Fund

'It's nothing I haven't seen before. History has a tendency to not exactly repeat itself, but it rhymes. This market to me is very analogous to the ‘dot com’ market of 2000'

The survey noted that 75 companies raised Rs 89,066 crore from the primary market through initial public offerings in April-November as against Rs 14,733 crore in the same period in 2020.

The Rs 6,480-crore IPO of Gland Pharma, which was launched in November 2020, holds the record for the biggest ever offering in the domestic pharma segment. In August 2021, Bain Capital-backed Emcure Pharma had filed papers with the regulator for a proposed…

The Rs 6,480-crore IPO of Gland Pharma, which was launched in November 2020, holds the record for the biggest ever offering in the domestic pharma segment. In August 2021, Bain Capital-backed Emcure Pharma had filed papers with the regulator for a proposed…

The global turmoil and nervous secondary markets have led to a postponement of new issue plans by a host of companies

In its official note, the fund stated that "with the equity markets having corrected since last month, some quality businesses in the recently listed IPO universe are seeing meaningful correction and are now available at attractive valuations".

As many as 52 IPOs were launched during the year and more than Rs 1.12 lakh crore raised. Out of these, 8 companies have generated three-digit returns. We look at some of the big gainers and losers

Life Insurance Corporation of India will be closing its maiden public issue on May 9, followed by its share allotment by May 12. This is the biggest issue in the history of Indian capital markets raising Rs 21,000 crore.

The investor confidence in primary market is fluctuating with the prevailing market sentiments and the same is reflecting on the GMP of the IPOs currently open for subscription