The Tata group firm filed documents with Sebi, Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) on November 29. The firm advertised the move in some leading daily newspapers on Thursday. ET in its November 11 edition was the first to report about this development.

The company is selling its shares in the range of Rs 548-577 apiece between November 30-December 2, with a lot size of 25 equity shares. The issue is entirely an offer-for-sale (OFS) of up to 14,481,942 equity shares.

A confidential filing, as the moniker suggests, allows a company to privately file a registration statement for an IPO with the regulator for review, delaying the public filing until much closer to the actual IPO date.

Dharmaj Crop's IPO had a fresh issue of up to ₹216 crore and an offer for sale of 14,83,000 equity shares. Its price range was ₹216-237 a share. Dharmaj Crop has raised ₹74.95 crore from anchor investors, including Elara India Opportunities Fund, Rajasthan Global Securities and Resonance Opportunities Fund.

According to data from BSE, investors made bids for 9,06,84,780 equity shares or 11.32 times compared to the 80,12,990 equity shares offered for the subscription by 12.10 pm on Wednesday, November 30.

The majority of the brokerage firms remain positive on the issue, citing reasonable valuations, strong business models, robust growth prospects and attractive opportunities. However, being entirely an OFS is a key risk to the issue, according to analysts.

Uniparts India is a global manufacturer of engineered systems and solutions. It is one of the leading suppliers of systems and components for the off-highway market in agriculture and construction, forestry and mining and aftermarket sectors on account of its presence across over 25 countries.

During Q2 2022, proceeds raised from main markets equated to $4,326 million via 13 IPOs compared to 4 IPOs raising $334 million during Q3 2022, a decline of 92% in the proceeds raised and a decline of 69% in the number of deals, as per the EY IPO trends report.

The premium for the listing-bound Dharmaj Crop Guard and Uniparts India is moving higher in the unofficial market, hinting a strong listing pop for investors, if the optimism prevails for another few sessions.

With the increasing share of the warehousing model, the company’s inventory days are elevated. In the previous three fiscal years, it had inventory days of 131-145. A high client concentration may affect financials if the business momentum from large clients moderates.

The quota for retailers was subscribed 4.54 times, whereas the employees portion was booked 2.21 times. Portion for non-institutional investors fetched 3.29 times bids, and the portion for qualified institutional bidders was booked 36%.

The category for Retail Individual Investors (RIIs) received 2.60 times subscription, non-institutional investors portion was subscribed 1.80 times and Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) 35 per cent.The IPO has a fresh issue of up to Rs 216 crore and an offer for sale of 14,83,000 equity shares.Price range for the offer is at Rs 216-237 a share.

As per the DRHP, the IPO will comprise a fresh issue of equity shares worth up to Rs 750 crore and an Offer for Sale (OFS) of up to Rs 250 crore

The IPO of Uniparts India will close for subscription on Friday, December 2.

The company is selling its shares in the range of Rs 216-237 apiece between November 28-30, with a lot size of 60 equity shares. The issue comprises fresh equity shares worth Rs 216 and an offer-for-sale (OFS) of Rs 35.15 crore.

Dharmaj Crop IPO consists of fresh equity shares worth Rs 216 crore, with existing promoters and shareholders offloading 14,83,000 equity shares worth Rs 35.15 crore via offer for sale (OFS). Bids can be placed in the lot size of 60 shares.

Rising expectations of aggressive rate hike cycles nearing an end on relatively easing inflationary curve, better than expected US macroeconomics data and resilience of the Indian economy compared to global counterparts are also driving FPI inflows.

In August, the general insurance firm filed draft papers seeking approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to go public. The capital markets regulator had sent a written back to the investment bankers handling the IPO for certain clarifications in October and is awaiting a response.

The company will sell its shares in the range of Rs 548-577 apiece with a lot size of 25 equity shares. However, this Rs 835.61 crore issue is entirely an offer for sale by the promoters and existing shareholders of the company.

The company has five manufacturing facilities, two at Ludhiana, Punjab, one at Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, and two at Noida, Uttar Pradesh. It also has a manufacturing, warehousing and distribution facility at Eldridge (US).

Dharmaj has a strong positioning in the agrichemical value chain with a portfolio of 414 agrochemical formulations and six agrochemical technicals. The company expanded the installed capacity significantly to 25,500 metric tonnes (MT) in FY22 compared with 9,150 MT in FY20.

Paytm’s grim first anniversary underscores an erosion of confidence in its ability to become profitable after debuting at a time when India’s IPO market was enamored with tech startups. It’s one among a slew of startups that listed with valuations seen by many as exaggerated.

It was subscribed 1.55 times. While retail investors bid for 4.7 times the allotted shares, only 50% of the high net-worth individuals' portion was subscribed.

Investors can place a bid of a minimum of 60 equity shares and in multiples thereafter. Also, the issue is open for subscription till Wednesday, November 30. The anchor book will open for a day on November 25.

The stock however, gave up part of its gains before closing at ₹690.10, up 17.6% over its issue price. The ₹858-crore IPO, in which shares were sold in the price band of ₹559-587 between November 10 and November 14, was subscribed over 34 times.

The company's ₹1,960-crore IPO was sold in the range of ₹450-474 per share between November 9 and November 11. Only 70% of the IPO was subscribed but the issue sailed through as it met the criteria set by the Securities and Exchange Board of India for an IPO.

The portion reserved for institutional investors was subscribed 48.91 times, while the retail quota was subscribed 9.96 times. The high-net-worth individuals' portion received bids for 14.9 times the shares reserved for them.

Abhay Doshi, co-founder, UnlistedArena, said despite pricey valuations, the company has a strong business model leading to strong subscription during the three-day bidding process.

Incorporated in 1995, Keystone Realtors is a Rustomjee Group company and is one of the prominent real estate developers. It is engaged primarily in the business of real estate construction, development and other related activities.

Incorporated in 2012, Inox Green Energy Services is one of the major wind power operation and maintenance service providers in India. The company is a subsidiary of Inox Wind.

Before jumping into any statistics, let's discuss what the macroeconomic situation has been over the last 10 months. The economy has witnessed a roller coaster ride of events, from the Russia-Ukraine War to skyrocketing inflation, markets have seen it all. High commodity prices have hit companies' margins all over the world.

Last heard, the company's shares were being dealt at a premium of Rs 120-125 in the unofficial market, translated into a premium of about 30% compared to its issue price of Rs 407.

Experts believe that one shall not expect a dry season for the primary markets but investor's interest and risk appetite have taken a hit after a long series of muted listings, which has dented both number and sizes of the issues.

By the close of trading, however, Nykaa’s stock price recovered to close flat at Rs 185. With the post-IPO lock-in of shares ending for large investors, who had bought the stakes when these companies were private, market players feel there’s more pain for these scrips. For one, these stocks are expected to be weighed down further by large-size selling by early backers. Secondly, fearing a large sell-off, prospective investors will also be cautious to buy these stocks, a trader said.

The IPO will include a fresh issue of shares worth up to Rs 1600 crore

Analysts tracking the grey market said there is definitely the sentimental impact, particularly after the listing of Medanta, which continued to be in demand after the listing following the fund action.

Indian IPOs raised a record $18 billion in 2021 on government efforts to foster startups combined with easy-money policy and a surge in retail trading during the pandemic. But investors have since dumped high-profile tech shares, even as the broader Indian stock market has outperformed global peers and scaled new peaks.

The Mumbai offering may raise between Rs 30 billion and Rs 40 billion, they said, asking not to be identified as the information is private. The IPO may consist of about 75% primary shares and the rest in existing shares, one of the people said.

According to the data from BSE, the investors made bids for 1,21,52,241 equity shares or 1.41 times compared to the 86,47,858 equity shares offered for the subscription by 12.15 pm on Wednesday, November 16.

The hospitality industry body alleged that "OYO is responsible for the systemic depredation of the budget segment hotel business and its market as a means to achieve a notional billion-dollar valuation which is a serious cause of concern for the hospitality ecosystem of the country."

KFintech is also the largest issuer solutions provider in India based on the number of clients serviced and holds a 43% market share based on the market capitalisation of NSE 500 companies and a 34% market share based on the number of clients serviced within NSE 500 companies, as on January 31, 2022.

Analysts tracking the grey market said the issue received a strong response from institutional bidders which boosted the sentiments over the issue. One can expect a mildly positive listing for the stock.Abhay Doshi, co-founder at UnlistedArena said the company received a strong response from QIB bidders which pushed the morale of investors despite aggressive pricing. "One can expect 10-15% returns on debut."

Global Health is one of the largest private multi-speciality tertiary care providers operating in North and East India. It has a network of five hospitals under 'Medanta' brand in Gurugram, Indore, Ranchi, Patna and Lucknow.Dealers tracking the grey market said the lower-than-expected response to the issue dented sentiments for the company and one should not expect any fireworks at listing.

The company's Rs 1,960 crore IPO was sold in the range of Rs 450-474 per share and received a muted investor response, just sailing through between November 9-11 as retailers and HNI investors kept off the issue, and it barely sailed through.

The company will use the IPO proceeds towards funding capital expenditure for setting-up of 25 new stores, two warehouses, financing working capital requirements of the company, repayment or pre-payment, in full or part, of certain borrowings availed by the company and general corporate purposes.

Incorporated in 2012, Inox Green Energy Services is one of the major wind power operation and maintenance (O&M) service providers within India, specifically the provision of O&M services for wind turbine generators.

The company is selling its shares in the range of Rs 514-541 apiece between November 14 and 16, with a lot size of 27 equity shares

Last heard, the shares of Archean Chemical were commanding a premium of around Rs 95-100 in the grey market, hinting for a strong listing pop. The premium in the unofficial market has been hovering around the same levels.

The initial public offering of Fusion Micro Finance ran between November 2-4 wherein the company sold its shares in the range of Rs 350-368 apiece to raise Rs 1,104 crore.

The portion reserved for the qualified institutional buyers was subscribed 98.47 times, while the non-institutional investor's segment saw bids of 21.21 times. The retail investor portion was subscribed 4.09 times.