#Ipos 4 drivers#

See the details вЂ“ and my vision for the next five years and beyond вЂ“ by clicking here. ItвЂ™s the early innings and the best time to invest. I first called it more than five years ago - where are the stocks behind self-driving cars? The Internet of Things? 3D printing? Now, weвЂ™ve pieced together this Fourth Industrial Revolution puzzle with our mega trends.ДЄnd thatвЂ™s just the beginningвЂ¦ WeвЂ™re not just in the makings of America 2.0 anymore вЂ¦ weвЂ™re IN it. The amount of fresh capital raised in IPOs in 2021 stood at Rs 43,324 crore (Rs 433.24 billion), which is more than the last eight years combined.ДЄnchor investors collectively subscribed to 39 per cent of the total public issue amount.ДЇoreign portfolio investors played a dominant role as anchor investors, with their subscription amounting to 24 per cent of the amount, followed by mutual funds at 11 per cent.Crashing your Bold Profits Daily: Paul here! I had to jump in because PatrickвЂ™s predictions are perfectly tied into this new gilded age era of America 2.0.

OFS by promoters at Rs 31,704 crore (Rs 317.04 billion) accounted for a further 27 per cent of the IPO amount. Offers for sale (OFS) by such PE/VC investors at Rs 24,106 crore (Rs 241.06 billion) accounted for 20 per cent of the total IPO amount. Twenty-five of the 63 IPOs that hit the market had a prior private equity (PE)/venture capital (VC) investment. The average listing gain was 32 per cent, in comparison to 44 per cent in 2020 and 19 per cent in 2019. Sigachi Industries gave the most returns of 270 per cent on debut, followed by Paras Defence & Space Technologies (185 per cent) and Latent View (148 per cent).ДЇorty of the 58 IPOs are trading above the issue price (closing price of December 22). Of the 58 IPOs which have got listed so far, 34 gave a return of over 10 per cent, based on closing price on listing date.

However, the total allocation to retail was Rs 24,292 crore (Rs 242.92 billion), which was just 20 per cent of the total IPO mobilisation (down from 32 per cent in 2020).ДЄccording to Haldea, the success of IPOs was further buoyed by strong listing performance. The volume of shares applied for by retail was 135 per cent of the IPO mobilisation, compared with 156 per cent in 2020. The highest number of applications from retail in 2021 was received by Glenmark Life Sciences (3.39 million), followed by Devyani International (3.26 million) and Latent View (3.18 million).

The average number of applications from retail was 1.43 million, in comparison to 1.27 million in 2020 and 405,000 in 2019. The year witnessed incredible response from retail investors as well. 'Investor sentiment remains upbeat as 2021 comes to a close, with strong domestic and global demand and significant momentum going into 2022,' Singhal adds. Prashant Singhal, emerging markets, tech, media, and telecom (TMT) leader, EY, says, 'This year has seen some of the best performances in the Indian IPO market, with new-age tech companies leading the way and good traction also seen in diversified and industrial products, consumer products and retail sectors.' The balance 15 IPOs were oversubscribed between 1x and 3x. Of the 59 IPOs for which the data is available, 36 IPOs received mega responses of more than 10x (of which, six IPOs more than 100x), while eight IPOs were oversubscribed more than 3x.

#Ipos 4 drivers#

'IPOs from new-age loss-making technology start-ups, strong retail participation, and huge listing gains were the key drivers that fuelled the IPO boom this year,' says Pranav Haldea, managing director, PRIME Database - a primary market tracker. Overall, public equity fundraising - that includes qualified institutional placements, follow-on offerings, as well as infrastructure investment trusts/real estate investment trusts - stood at Rs 2.02 trillion - higher than the previous high of Rs 1.76 trillion in the preceding year. This is nearly 4.5x the Rs 26,613 crore (Rs 266.13 billion) raised through 15 IPOs in 2020 and almost double the previous best of Rs 68,827 crore (Rs 688.27 billion) raised in 2017, according to PRIME Database. Sixty-three companies raised Rs 1.19 trillion through initial public offerings (IPOs) in calendar year 2021 - a record for any year. Photograph: Kind courtesy Policybazaar/Facebook IMAGE: The PB Fintech team at the company's listing ceremony at the National Stock Exchange, November 15, 2021.