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Travel Food Services Limited has raised Rs 599 crore from anchor investors ahead of its IPO, which opens on July 7, 2025. The company allocated 54.43 million shares at Rs 1,100 each to marquee investors like ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund and Axis Mutual Fund. The IPO, priced at Rs 1,045–1,100 per share, aims to raise Rs 2,000 crore through an offer for sale by Kapur Family Trust.

The Crizac IPO, a ₹860 crore offer for sale, closed with a 59.82x subscription, including 10.24x for retail, 76.15x for NII, and 134.35x for QIB. Allotment is expected on July 7, with listing on July 9. Investors can check their status on BSE, NSE, or Link Intime. The GMP is ₹40, suggesting a possible listing premium.

Fractal Analytics plans to file draft papers for a $500 million IPO in 5-6 weeks, targeting a valuation over $3 billion. Existing investors Apax and TPG may partially exit. The listing is expected by the end of the financial year, with Morgan Stanley, Kotak Mahindra Capital, and Axis Capital managing the issue.

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Crizac's Rs 860 crore IPO closes today, with strong subscription at 7.56x overall, 4.80x retail, 2.81x QIB, and 20.33x NII. Grey market premium indicates a 13% listing gain. The company raised Rs 258 crore from anchor investors and operates as a B2B international student recruitment platform, processing over 7.11 lakh applications globally.

Meta Infotech's IPO, priced at ₹153-161 per share, runs from July 4 to July 8. The firm provides cybersecurity solutions in banking, IT, and manufacturing. Day 1 saw 91% subscription, with QIBs at 1.26x. The IPO includes a fresh issue of ₹15.99 crore and OFS of 37.35 lakh shares. GMP is +40, suggesting a listing price of ₹201, up 24.84%.

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Travel Food Services' IPO opens July 7, priced at ₹1,045-1,100 per share, with a lot size of 13 shares. The ₹2,000 crore OFS by promoters funds the promoter, not the company. They operate 397 QSRs with 117 brands across India and Malaysia. FY25 saw a 27.4% profit increase to ₹379.7 crore and 20.9% revenue growth to ₹1,687.7 crore. The grey market premium is +92, suggesting an 8.36% listing gain.

Travel Food Services (TFS) is set to launch a Rs 2,000 crore IPO, priced at Rs 1,045-Rs 1,100 per share, with the issue opening on July 7 and closing on July 9. The IPO is an offer for sale by the Kapur Family Trust, with no fresh capital raised. TFS holds a 26% market share in India’s airport QSR segment and reported a 21% revenue growth to Rs 1,687.7 crore in FY2025.

Neetu Yoshi's IPO debuted strongly on July 4, listing at ₹105 on BSE SME, a 40% premium over its ₹75 issue price. The ₹77.04 crore IPO saw a 128.18x subscription, with non-institutional investors leading at 256.69x. Proceeds will fund a new manufacturing facility. The company, a certified RDSO vendor, specializes in ferrous metallurgical products for the railway sector.

Adcounty Media's share price debuted at ₹130 on BSE SME, a 52.94% premium to the ₹85 issue price. The IPO, subscribed 273.08 times, aimed to raise up to ₹50.69 crore. Proceeds will fund tech infrastructure, international expansion, and talent acquisition. The grey market premium indicated a ₹125 listing price, reflecting strong investor demand.

Adcounty Media India will list on BSE SME on July 4 after raising Rs 50.69 crore via its IPO, priced at Rs 85 per share. The issue saw strong demand, with a grey market premium of Rs 40, indicating a potential 47% listing gain. The company, a digital advertising solutions provider, reported a 66% YoY rise in FY25 net profit to Rs 13.75 crore.

Adcounty Media India will list on BSE SME on July 4 after raising Rs 50.69 crore via its IPO, priced at Rs 85 per share. The issue saw strong demand, with a grey market premium of Rs 40, indicating a potential 47% listing gain. The company, a digital advertising solutions provider, reported a 66% YoY rise in FY25 net profit to Rs 13.75 crore.

Cryogenic OGS' ₹17.77 crore IPO opened on July 3 with strong demand, subscribed 24.69 times on day one. The price band is ₹44-47 per share, with the issue closing on July 7. Funds will support working capital and corporate purposes. The grey market premium suggests a 47% listing gain, with a tentative listing date of July 10.

The Vandan Foods IPO allotment status will be announced soon, with listing on BSE SME set for July 7, 2025. Bigshare Services is the registrar, and Nirbhay Capital is the lead manager. The grey market premium (GMP) is currently NIL, indicating no expected premium over the issue price of ₹115 per share.

Fourfront, an automotive component manufacturer, has filed a DRHP with BSE SME for an IPO, issuing 650,000 equity shares at ₹10 each. Proceeds will fund projects, working capital, and subsidiary investments. The company reported revenue of ₹12,865.84 lakhs and PAT of ₹2,099.29 lakhs for March 2024. Beeline Capital and MUFG Intime are advisors and registrar, respectively.

Silky Overseas Ltd's SME IPO, which closed on July 2, saw robust demand with a 169.93x subscription. Allotment is expected on July 3, with listing on July 7. The company raised ₹30.68 crore at ₹161 per share. Shares are trading at a ₹45 GMP in the grey market, indicating a 27.95% premium on listing.

Indian e-commerce startup Meesho has confidentially filed draft papers for an IPO, aiming to raise 42.5 billion rupees ($497.30 million) in fresh capital. The company, competing with Amazon and Flipkart, plans to list by September-October. Its revenue rose 33% to 76.15 billion rupees in FY24, with losses narrowing to 3.05 billion rupees.

The IPO of Happy Square Outsourcing Services, which opened on July 3, saw moderate investor interest with a subscription of 0.24 times as of 12:30 p.m. The price band is ₹72-₹76 per share, aiming to raise ₹24.25 crore. The allotment date is July 8, with listing on BSE SME on July 10. The GMP is ₹6, suggesting an 8% premium on listing.

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Cedaar Textile IPO allotment : The Cedaar Textile IPO allotment status is finalized, with shares crediting on July 4 and listing on BSE SME on July 7. The ₹60.90 crore IPO, priced at ₹130-140 per share, saw strong subscription at 12.26 times. Proceeds will fund solar installations, machinery upgrades, and working capital.

Ace Alpha Tech will list on the BSE SME platform on July 3, with a grey market premium of Rs 30 indicating a potential 43% gain over its Rs 69 IPO price. The Rs 32.22 crore IPO, comprising a fresh issue and offer for sale, closed on June 30. The company, with nine employees, reported Rs 15.35 crore revenue and Rs 10.65 crore net profit in FY24, yielding a 70% PAT margin.

Moving Media Entertainment share price made its stock market debut on Thursday, July 3. The shares listed at a premium of 1 per cent over the issue price of ₹70. Moving Media Entertainment share price listed at ₹71 apiece on NSE. The stock rose over 5 per cent during the intraday level, climbing to ₹74.55.

Travel Food Services Limited has raised Rs 599 crore from anchor investors ahead of its IPO, which opens on July 7, 2025. The company allocated 54.43 million shares at Rs 1,100 each to marquee investors like ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund and Axis Mutual Fund. The IPO, priced at Rs 1,045–1,100 per share, aims to raise Rs 2,000 crore through an offer for sale by Kapur Family Trust.

The Crizac IPO, a ₹860 crore offer for sale, closed with a 59.82x subscription, including 10.24x for retail, 76.15x for NII, and 134.35x for QIB. Allotment is expected on July 7, with listing on July 9. Investors can check their status on BSE, NSE, or Link Intime. The GMP is ₹40, suggesting a possible listing premium.

Fractal Analytics plans to file draft papers for a $500 million IPO in 5-6 weeks, targeting a valuation over $3 billion. Existing investors Apax and TPG may partially exit. The listing is expected by the end of the financial year, with Morgan Stanley, Kotak Mahindra Capital, and Axis Capital managing the issue.

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Crizac's Rs 860 crore IPO closes today, with strong subscription at 7.56x overall, 4.80x retail, 2.81x QIB, and 20.33x NII. Grey market premium indicates a 13% listing gain. The company raised Rs 258 crore from anchor investors and operates as a B2B international student recruitment platform, processing over 7.11 lakh applications globally.

Meta Infotech's IPO, priced at ₹153-161 per share, runs from July 4 to July 8. The firm provides cybersecurity solutions in banking, IT, and manufacturing. Day 1 saw 91% subscription, with QIBs at 1.26x. The IPO includes a fresh issue of ₹15.99 crore and OFS of 37.35 lakh shares. GMP is +40, suggesting a listing price of ₹201, up 24.84%.

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Travel Food Services' IPO opens July 7, priced at ₹1,045-1,100 per share, with a lot size of 13 shares. The ₹2,000 crore OFS by promoters funds the promoter, not the company. They operate 397 QSRs with 117 brands across India and Malaysia. FY25 saw a 27.4% profit increase to ₹379.7 crore and 20.9% revenue growth to ₹1,687.7 crore. The grey market premium is +92, suggesting an 8.36% listing gain.

Travel Food Services (TFS) is set to launch a Rs 2,000 crore IPO, priced at Rs 1,045-Rs 1,100 per share, with the issue opening on July 7 and closing on July 9. The IPO is an offer for sale by the Kapur Family Trust, with no fresh capital raised. TFS holds a 26% market share in India’s airport QSR segment and reported a 21% revenue growth to Rs 1,687.7 crore in FY2025.

Neetu Yoshi's IPO debuted strongly on July 4, listing at ₹105 on BSE SME, a 40% premium over its ₹75 issue price. The ₹77.04 crore IPO saw a 128.18x subscription, with non-institutional investors leading at 256.69x. Proceeds will fund a new manufacturing facility. The company, a certified RDSO vendor, specializes in ferrous metallurgical products for the railway sector.

Adcounty Media's share price debuted at ₹130 on BSE SME, a 52.94% premium to the ₹85 issue price. The IPO, subscribed 273.08 times, aimed to raise up to ₹50.69 crore. Proceeds will fund tech infrastructure, international expansion, and talent acquisition. The grey market premium indicated a ₹125 listing price, reflecting strong investor demand.

Adcounty Media India will list on BSE SME on July 4 after raising Rs 50.69 crore via its IPO, priced at Rs 85 per share. The issue saw strong demand, with a grey market premium of Rs 40, indicating a potential 47% listing gain. The company, a digital advertising solutions provider, reported a 66% YoY rise in FY25 net profit to Rs 13.75 crore.

Adcounty Media India will list on BSE SME on July 4 after raising Rs 50.69 crore via its IPO, priced at Rs 85 per share. The issue saw strong demand, with a grey market premium of Rs 40, indicating a potential 47% listing gain. The company, a digital advertising solutions provider, reported a 66% YoY rise in FY25 net profit to Rs 13.75 crore.

Cryogenic OGS' ₹17.77 crore IPO opened on July 3 with strong demand, subscribed 24.69 times on day one. The price band is ₹44-47 per share, with the issue closing on July 7. Funds will support working capital and corporate purposes. The grey market premium suggests a 47% listing gain, with a tentative listing date of July 10.

The Vandan Foods IPO allotment status will be announced soon, with listing on BSE SME set for July 7, 2025. Bigshare Services is the registrar, and Nirbhay Capital is the lead manager. The grey market premium (GMP) is currently NIL, indicating no expected premium over the issue price of ₹115 per share.

Fourfront, an automotive component manufacturer, has filed a DRHP with BSE SME for an IPO, issuing 650,000 equity shares at ₹10 each. Proceeds will fund projects, working capital, and subsidiary investments. The company reported revenue of ₹12,865.84 lakhs and PAT of ₹2,099.29 lakhs for March 2024. Beeline Capital and MUFG Intime are advisors and registrar, respectively.

Silky Overseas Ltd's SME IPO, which closed on July 2, saw robust demand with a 169.93x subscription. Allotment is expected on July 3, with listing on July 7. The company raised ₹30.68 crore at ₹161 per share. Shares are trading at a ₹45 GMP in the grey market, indicating a 27.95% premium on listing.

Indian e-commerce startup Meesho has confidentially filed draft papers for an IPO, aiming to raise 42.5 billion rupees ($497.30 million) in fresh capital. The company, competing with Amazon and Flipkart, plans to list by September-October. Its revenue rose 33% to 76.15 billion rupees in FY24, with losses narrowing to 3.05 billion rupees.

The IPO of Happy Square Outsourcing Services, which opened on July 3, saw moderate investor interest with a subscription of 0.24 times as of 12:30 p.m. The price band is ₹72-₹76 per share, aiming to raise ₹24.25 crore. The allotment date is July 8, with listing on BSE SME on July 10. The GMP is ₹6, suggesting an 8% premium on listing.

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Cedaar Textile IPO allotment : The Cedaar Textile IPO allotment status is finalized, with shares crediting on July 4 and listing on BSE SME on July 7. The ₹60.90 crore IPO, priced at ₹130-140 per share, saw strong subscription at 12.26 times. Proceeds will fund solar installations, machinery upgrades, and working capital.

Ace Alpha Tech will list on the BSE SME platform on July 3, with a grey market premium of Rs 30 indicating a potential 43% gain over its Rs 69 IPO price. The Rs 32.22 crore IPO, comprising a fresh issue and offer for sale, closed on June 30. The company, with nine employees, reported Rs 15.35 crore revenue and Rs 10.65 crore net profit in FY24, yielding a 70% PAT margin.

Moving Media Entertainment share price made its stock market debut on Thursday, July 3. The shares listed at a premium of 1 per cent over the issue price of ₹70. Moving Media Entertainment share price listed at ₹71 apiece on NSE. The stock rose over 5 per cent during the intraday level, climbing to ₹74.55.

Indogulf Cropsciences' IPO listed at ₹111 on NSE and BSE, same as the issue price. The ₹200 crore IPO saw a 27.17x subscription, with strong demand from QIBs (31.73x) and non-institutional investors (49.06x). Proceeds will fund working capital, debt repayment, and a new plant. The company, founded in 1993, reported FY24 revenue of ₹555.79 crore and PAT of ₹28 crore.

Pro FX Tech IPO Listing: The shares of Pro FX Tech made a strong stock market debut on the NSE SME platform on Thursday, June 3. Pro FX Tech shares debuted on NSE SME at ₹95, a 9.20% premium over the issue price of ₹87. However, the listing fell short of expectations, as the grey market had indicated a ₹13 premium, suggesting a 15% rise.

Gaja Capital, a homegrown private equity firm, has filed confidentially for an IPO with SEBI, aiming to raise ₹500-600 crore. The firm, managing its fourth fund, has a portfolio including Xpressbees, RBL Bank, and EuroKids. It recently raised ₹125 crore pre-IPO at a ₹1,625 crore valuation. If approved, Gaja would be among India's first listed standalone PE firms.

Indogulf Cropsciences' Rs 200-crore IPO, subscribed 27 times, debuts Thursday with a Rs 17 grey market premium. The agrochemical firm, operating since 1993 with four plants and a vast network, will use proceeds for working capital, debt, and a new plant. FY24 profit was Rs 28.23 crore with a 5.11% PAT margin. Listing on BSE and NSE.

Pushpa Jewellers' IPO opened on June 30 and closes on July 2, with a price band of ₹143-147 per share. The issue was subscribed 2.41 times by day 3, with retail portion at 3.60 times. It includes a fresh issue of 50.34 lakh shares (₹74 crore) and an OFS of 13.41 lakh shares. Funds will be used for a new showroom and working capital. The grey market premium is ₹0.

The Neetu Yoshi IPO allotment is finalized on July 2, 2025, with oversubscription at 128 times. The NII, retail, and QIB segments were oversubscribed 256, 91.92, and 96 times, respectively. Priced at ₹75 per share, retail allocation is proportional. Refunds start July 3, shares credit on the same day, and listing is expected July 4 on BSE SME.

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Indogulf Cropsciences IPO Listing: Indogulf Cropsciences' IPO will list on BSE and NSE on July 3, 2025, after being oversubscribed 25.98 times. The price band was ₹105-₹111, raising ₹200 crore. Grey market premium is ₹15.75, indicating a 14.19% premium on the issue price, with strong demand seen in QIB and NII segments.

India's mega IPO market has seen significant investor losses, with six of eight IPOs over Rs 10,000 crore delivering average 20% losses in six months and 25% over a year. However, HDB Financial Services debuted strongly with a 13% premium, backed by HDFC Bank, and analysts predict growth, though regulatory risks loom.

The Rs 860-crore Crizac IPO, offering 2.58 crore shares at Rs 233-245, opened on July 2 with 7% subscription on Day 1. Retail investors booked 13%, NIIs 4%, while QIBs showed little interest. The IPO closes on July 4, with listing on July 9. Analysts are mixed: some recommend subscribing, citing growth potential, while others caution due to high valuations and risks.

Design software company Figma filed for an IPO on the NYSE under the ticker FIG, following a scrapped $20 billion acquisition by Adobe in 2023, which resulted in a $1 billion termination fee. Figma reported a 46% revenue increase to $228.2 million in Q1, with net income rising to $44.9 million. The company aims to go public amid a resurgence in IPO activity.

Mumbai-based Travel Food Services, a leading operator of airport QSRs and lounges, will launch its Rs 2,000-crore IPO on July 7, priced at Rs 1,045-1,100 per share. The issue, an offer-for-sale by promoters, closes on July 9. Shares will list on July 14. The company reported a 27.4% profit growth to Rs 379.7 crore in FY25.

Crizac Ltd. is launching an IPO to raise Rs. 860 crore, priced at Rs. 233-245 per share, from July 2-4, 2025. The OFS involves promoters offloading 3.51 crore shares, with post-IPO stakes split 79.94% for P&PG and 20.06% for public shareholders. The issue receives a "SUBSCRIBE" rating due to its differentiated model in a competitive market.

Supertech EV's IPO made a weak debut, listing at a 20% discount at ₹73.60 compared to its issue price of ₹92, further dropping 5% to ₹69.92. The ₹29.90 crore IPO, with 32.50 lakh shares, was subscribed 4.40 times, with strong retail demand at 7.06 times. Funds will support working capital, debt repayment, and growth initiatives.

Rama Telecom IPO listing: Rama Telecom share price debuted a tepid premium of nearly 6 per cent on Wednesday, July 2. The SME stock opened at ₹72 against its issue price of ₹68. It rose further to ₹75 but soon erased most gains to trade flat. Around 10:10 AM, Rama Telecom shares were trading at ₹68.40 apiece.

HDB Financial shares listed at a decent premium of about 13 percent over its IPO price on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Wednesday, July 2. The listing of the shares of the subsidiary of HDFC Bank was better than the expectations in the grey market which had priced in a 8-10 percent gains on the listing day for the allotted investors.

Sambhv Steel Tubes' shares debuted with a 34% premium, listing at ₹110 on NSE and ₹110.10 on BSE, exceeding the issue price of ₹82. The ₹540 crore IPO included a fresh issue of ₹440 crore and ₹100 crore OFS. In FY24, revenue rose 37% to ₹1,285.76 crore, with a profit of ₹82.44 crore and 12.40% EBITDA margins. Proceeds will address debt and corporate needs.

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Crizac Limited's IPO opened on June 26, 2025, with a price band of ₹233-₹245 per share, aiming to raise ₹860 crore via OFS. The grey market premium is ₹21. The allotment is expected on July 7, with listing on July 9. Analysts recommend subscribing, citing strong financials and growth, though noting regulatory and revenue concentration risks.

Rama Telecom Limited, a Delhi-based telecom infrastructure provider, will list on the NSE SME platform on July 2 after closing its Rs 25.13 crore IPO. The issue, consisting of 36.96 lakh shares, saw muted sentiment with GMP at Rs 0, indicating a potential listing near the issue price of Rs 68. The company, serving major telecom players, reported strong FY25 financials.

Supertech EV, an electric two-wheeler and e-rickshaw maker, will debut on the BSE SME platform on July 2 after closing its Rs 29.90 crore IPO. The stock has a GMP of Rs 0.5, indicating a 0.5% rise over the issue price of Rs 92. The company, with 12 models and a strong distribution network, reported a 15% revenue jump and 23% PAT rise in FY25. Proceeds will fund working capital and debt repayment.

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HDB Financial Services shares will list on the Indian stock market today after a strong IPO response. Emkay Global initiated coverage with a 'Buy' rating and a ₹900 target price, implying a 22% upside. The company has a diversified portfolio, serving 19 million customers across 31 states, with 70% of branches in underserved areas.

Travel Food Services Limited has raised Rs 599 crore from anchor investors ahead of its IPO, which opens on July 7, 2025. The company allocated 54.43 million shares at Rs 1,100 each to marquee investors like ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund and Axis Mutual Fund. The IPO, priced at Rs 1,045–1,100 per share, aims to raise Rs 2,000 crore through an offer for sale by Kapur Family Trust.

The Crizac IPO, a ₹860 crore offer for sale, closed with a 59.82x subscription, including 10.24x for retail, 76.15x for NII, and 134.35x for QIB. Allotment is expected on July 7, with listing on July 9. Investors can check their status on BSE, NSE, or Link Intime. The GMP is ₹40, suggesting a possible listing premium.

Fractal Analytics plans to file draft papers for a $500 million IPO in 5-6 weeks, targeting a valuation over $3 billion. Existing investors Apax and TPG may partially exit. The listing is expected by the end of the financial year, with Morgan Stanley, Kotak Mahindra Capital, and Axis Capital managing the issue.

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Crizac's Rs 860 crore IPO closes today, with strong subscription at 7.56x overall, 4.80x retail, 2.81x QIB, and 20.33x NII. Grey market premium indicates a 13% listing gain. The company raised Rs 258 crore from anchor investors and operates as a B2B international student recruitment platform, processing over 7.11 lakh applications globally.

Meta Infotech's IPO, priced at ₹153-161 per share, runs from July 4 to July 8. The firm provides cybersecurity solutions in banking, IT, and manufacturing. Day 1 saw 91% subscription, with QIBs at 1.26x. The IPO includes a fresh issue of ₹15.99 crore and OFS of 37.35 lakh shares. GMP is +40, suggesting a listing price of ₹201, up 24.84%.

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Travel Food Services' IPO opens July 7, priced at ₹1,045-1,100 per share, with a lot size of 13 shares. The ₹2,000 crore OFS by promoters funds the promoter, not the company. They operate 397 QSRs with 117 brands across India and Malaysia. FY25 saw a 27.4% profit increase to ₹379.7 crore and 20.9% revenue growth to ₹1,687.7 crore. The grey market premium is +92, suggesting an 8.36% listing gain.

Travel Food Services (TFS) is set to launch a Rs 2,000 crore IPO, priced at Rs 1,045-Rs 1,100 per share, with the issue opening on July 7 and closing on July 9. The IPO is an offer for sale by the Kapur Family Trust, with no fresh capital raised. TFS holds a 26% market share in India’s airport QSR segment and reported a 21% revenue growth to Rs 1,687.7 crore in FY2025.

Neetu Yoshi's IPO debuted strongly on July 4, listing at ₹105 on BSE SME, a 40% premium over its ₹75 issue price. The ₹77.04 crore IPO saw a 128.18x subscription, with non-institutional investors leading at 256.69x. Proceeds will fund a new manufacturing facility. The company, a certified RDSO vendor, specializes in ferrous metallurgical products for the railway sector.

Adcounty Media's share price debuted at ₹130 on BSE SME, a 52.94% premium to the ₹85 issue price. The IPO, subscribed 273.08 times, aimed to raise up to ₹50.69 crore. Proceeds will fund tech infrastructure, international expansion, and talent acquisition. The grey market premium indicated a ₹125 listing price, reflecting strong investor demand.

Adcounty Media India will list on BSE SME on July 4 after raising Rs 50.69 crore via its IPO, priced at Rs 85 per share. The issue saw strong demand, with a grey market premium of Rs 40, indicating a potential 47% listing gain. The company, a digital advertising solutions provider, reported a 66% YoY rise in FY25 net profit to Rs 13.75 crore.

Adcounty Media India will list on BSE SME on July 4 after raising Rs 50.69 crore via its IPO, priced at Rs 85 per share. The issue saw strong demand, with a grey market premium of Rs 40, indicating a potential 47% listing gain. The company, a digital advertising solutions provider, reported a 66% YoY rise in FY25 net profit to Rs 13.75 crore.

Cryogenic OGS' ₹17.77 crore IPO opened on July 3 with strong demand, subscribed 24.69 times on day one. The price band is ₹44-47 per share, with the issue closing on July 7. Funds will support working capital and corporate purposes. The grey market premium suggests a 47% listing gain, with a tentative listing date of July 10.

The Vandan Foods IPO allotment status will be announced soon, with listing on BSE SME set for July 7, 2025. Bigshare Services is the registrar, and Nirbhay Capital is the lead manager. The grey market premium (GMP) is currently NIL, indicating no expected premium over the issue price of ₹115 per share.

Fourfront, an automotive component manufacturer, has filed a DRHP with BSE SME for an IPO, issuing 650,000 equity shares at ₹10 each. Proceeds will fund projects, working capital, and subsidiary investments. The company reported revenue of ₹12,865.84 lakhs and PAT of ₹2,099.29 lakhs for March 2024. Beeline Capital and MUFG Intime are advisors and registrar, respectively.

Silky Overseas Ltd's SME IPO, which closed on July 2, saw robust demand with a 169.93x subscription. Allotment is expected on July 3, with listing on July 7. The company raised ₹30.68 crore at ₹161 per share. Shares are trading at a ₹45 GMP in the grey market, indicating a 27.95% premium on listing.

Indian e-commerce startup Meesho has confidentially filed draft papers for an IPO, aiming to raise 42.5 billion rupees ($497.30 million) in fresh capital. The company, competing with Amazon and Flipkart, plans to list by September-October. Its revenue rose 33% to 76.15 billion rupees in FY24, with losses narrowing to 3.05 billion rupees.

The IPO of Happy Square Outsourcing Services, which opened on July 3, saw moderate investor interest with a subscription of 0.24 times as of 12:30 p.m. The price band is ₹72-₹76 per share, aiming to raise ₹24.25 crore. The allotment date is July 8, with listing on BSE SME on July 10. The GMP is ₹6, suggesting an 8% premium on listing.

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Cedaar Textile IPO allotment : The Cedaar Textile IPO allotment status is finalized, with shares crediting on July 4 and listing on BSE SME on July 7. The ₹60.90 crore IPO, priced at ₹130-140 per share, saw strong subscription at 12.26 times. Proceeds will fund solar installations, machinery upgrades, and working capital.

Ace Alpha Tech will list on the BSE SME platform on July 3, with a grey market premium of Rs 30 indicating a potential 43% gain over its Rs 69 IPO price. The Rs 32.22 crore IPO, comprising a fresh issue and offer for sale, closed on June 30. The company, with nine employees, reported Rs 15.35 crore revenue and Rs 10.65 crore net profit in FY24, yielding a 70% PAT margin.

Moving Media Entertainment share price made its stock market debut on Thursday, July 3. The shares listed at a premium of 1 per cent over the issue price of ₹70. Moving Media Entertainment share price listed at ₹71 apiece on NSE. The stock rose over 5 per cent during the intraday level, climbing to ₹74.55.

Indogulf Cropsciences' IPO listed at ₹111 on NSE and BSE, same as the issue price. The ₹200 crore IPO saw a 27.17x subscription, with strong demand from QIBs (31.73x) and non-institutional investors (49.06x). Proceeds will fund working capital, debt repayment, and a new plant. The company, founded in 1993, reported FY24 revenue of ₹555.79 crore and PAT of ₹28 crore.

Pro FX Tech IPO Listing: The shares of Pro FX Tech made a strong stock market debut on the NSE SME platform on Thursday, June 3. Pro FX Tech shares debuted on NSE SME at ₹95, a 9.20% premium over the issue price of ₹87. However, the listing fell short of expectations, as the grey market had indicated a ₹13 premium, suggesting a 15% rise.

Gaja Capital, a homegrown private equity firm, has filed confidentially for an IPO with SEBI, aiming to raise ₹500-600 crore. The firm, managing its fourth fund, has a portfolio including Xpressbees, RBL Bank, and EuroKids. It recently raised ₹125 crore pre-IPO at a ₹1,625 crore valuation. If approved, Gaja would be among India's first listed standalone PE firms.

Indogulf Cropsciences' Rs 200-crore IPO, subscribed 27 times, debuts Thursday with a Rs 17 grey market premium. The agrochemical firm, operating since 1993 with four plants and a vast network, will use proceeds for working capital, debt, and a new plant. FY24 profit was Rs 28.23 crore with a 5.11% PAT margin. Listing on BSE and NSE.

Pushpa Jewellers' IPO opened on June 30 and closes on July 2, with a price band of ₹143-147 per share. The issue was subscribed 2.41 times by day 3, with retail portion at 3.60 times. It includes a fresh issue of 50.34 lakh shares (₹74 crore) and an OFS of 13.41 lakh shares. Funds will be used for a new showroom and working capital. The grey market premium is ₹0.

The Neetu Yoshi IPO allotment is finalized on July 2, 2025, with oversubscription at 128 times. The NII, retail, and QIB segments were oversubscribed 256, 91.92, and 96 times, respectively. Priced at ₹75 per share, retail allocation is proportional. Refunds start July 3, shares credit on the same day, and listing is expected July 4 on BSE SME.

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Indogulf Cropsciences IPO Listing: Indogulf Cropsciences' IPO will list on BSE and NSE on July 3, 2025, after being oversubscribed 25.98 times. The price band was ₹105-₹111, raising ₹200 crore. Grey market premium is ₹15.75, indicating a 14.19% premium on the issue price, with strong demand seen in QIB and NII segments.

India's mega IPO market has seen significant investor losses, with six of eight IPOs over Rs 10,000 crore delivering average 20% losses in six months and 25% over a year. However, HDB Financial Services debuted strongly with a 13% premium, backed by HDFC Bank, and analysts predict growth, though regulatory risks loom.

The Rs 860-crore Crizac IPO, offering 2.58 crore shares at Rs 233-245, opened on July 2 with 7% subscription on Day 1. Retail investors booked 13%, NIIs 4%, while QIBs showed little interest. The IPO closes on July 4, with listing on July 9. Analysts are mixed: some recommend subscribing, citing growth potential, while others caution due to high valuations and risks.

Design software company Figma filed for an IPO on the NYSE under the ticker FIG, following a scrapped $20 billion acquisition by Adobe in 2023, which resulted in a $1 billion termination fee. Figma reported a 46% revenue increase to $228.2 million in Q1, with net income rising to $44.9 million. The company aims to go public amid a resurgence in IPO activity.

Mumbai-based Travel Food Services, a leading operator of airport QSRs and lounges, will launch its Rs 2,000-crore IPO on July 7, priced at Rs 1,045-1,100 per share. The issue, an offer-for-sale by promoters, closes on July 9. Shares will list on July 14. The company reported a 27.4% profit growth to Rs 379.7 crore in FY25.

Crizac Ltd. is launching an IPO to raise Rs. 860 crore, priced at Rs. 233-245 per share, from July 2-4, 2025. The OFS involves promoters offloading 3.51 crore shares, with post-IPO stakes split 79.94% for P&PG and 20.06% for public shareholders. The issue receives a "SUBSCRIBE" rating due to its differentiated model in a competitive market.

Supertech EV's IPO made a weak debut, listing at a 20% discount at ₹73.60 compared to its issue price of ₹92, further dropping 5% to ₹69.92. The ₹29.90 crore IPO, with 32.50 lakh shares, was subscribed 4.40 times, with strong retail demand at 7.06 times. Funds will support working capital, debt repayment, and growth initiatives.

Rama Telecom IPO listing: Rama Telecom share price debuted a tepid premium of nearly 6 per cent on Wednesday, July 2. The SME stock opened at ₹72 against its issue price of ₹68. It rose further to ₹75 but soon erased most gains to trade flat. Around 10:10 AM, Rama Telecom shares were trading at ₹68.40 apiece.

HDB Financial shares listed at a decent premium of about 13 percent over its IPO price on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Wednesday, July 2. The listing of the shares of the subsidiary of HDFC Bank was better than the expectations in the grey market which had priced in a 8-10 percent gains on the listing day for the allotted investors.

Sambhv Steel Tubes' shares debuted with a 34% premium, listing at ₹110 on NSE and ₹110.10 on BSE, exceeding the issue price of ₹82. The ₹540 crore IPO included a fresh issue of ₹440 crore and ₹100 crore OFS. In FY24, revenue rose 37% to ₹1,285.76 crore, with a profit of ₹82.44 crore and 12.40% EBITDA margins. Proceeds will address debt and corporate needs.

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Crizac Limited's IPO opened on June 26, 2025, with a price band of ₹233-₹245 per share, aiming to raise ₹860 crore via OFS. The grey market premium is ₹21. The allotment is expected on July 7, with listing on July 9. Analysts recommend subscribing, citing strong financials and growth, though noting regulatory and revenue concentration risks.

Rama Telecom Limited, a Delhi-based telecom infrastructure provider, will list on the NSE SME platform on July 2 after closing its Rs 25.13 crore IPO. The issue, consisting of 36.96 lakh shares, saw muted sentiment with GMP at Rs 0, indicating a potential listing near the issue price of Rs 68. The company, serving major telecom players, reported strong FY25 financials.

Supertech EV, an electric two-wheeler and e-rickshaw maker, will debut on the BSE SME platform on July 2 after closing its Rs 29.90 crore IPO. The stock has a GMP of Rs 0.5, indicating a 0.5% rise over the issue price of Rs 92. The company, with 12 models and a strong distribution network, reported a 15% revenue jump and 23% PAT rise in FY25. Proceeds will fund working capital and debt repayment.

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HDB Financial Services shares will list on the Indian stock market today after a strong IPO response. Emkay Global initiated coverage with a 'Buy' rating and a ₹900 target price, implying a 22% upside. The company has a diversified portfolio, serving 19 million customers across 31 states, with 70% of branches in underserved areas.

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