Investors are permitted to offer for a minimum of 38 shares and multiples of 38 thereafter.  Therefore, the minimal investment required by retail investors is Rs 13,908 (38 (lot size) x 366 (lower price band)). At its highest point, the offer amount will reach Rs 14,630.

Up to 75 percent of the issue size has been reserved for qualified institutional buyers (QIB), and up to 60 percent has been allocated for anchor investors, who can book shares on September 18. The remaining 15 percent of the issue is designated for high-net-worth individuals, while the remaining 10 percent is allocated to retail investors.

Signature Global is owned by its promoters to the extent of 78.36%, with the remaining 21.64% held by public shareholders including IFC, HCAR, DKL Broking & Infra LLP, and Credible Nivesh. The issue’s merchant financiers are ICICI Securities, Axis Capital, and Kotak Mahindra Capital Company, while Link Intime India is the offer’s registrar.

The company’s consolidated net loss narrowed to Rs 63.7 crore in the year ended March FY23, from Rs 115.5 crore in FY22. Nevertheless, consolidated revenue from operations remained robust at Rs 1,553,6 crore, a significant increase from Rs 901,3 crore in the prior-year period.

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The proceeds will be used to repay debts totaling Rs 432 crore, while the remainder will be used for inorganic growth via land acquisitions and general corporate purposes.

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An additional 85.57 lakh equity shares are being offered for sale by 19 selling shareholders, including promoters Prabhat Agrawal, OrbiMed Asia III Mauritius, and Prem Sethi, for a total of Rs 1,000 crore.

OrbiMed Asia III Mauritius, a subsidiary of the American healthcare-focused investment group OrbiMed, owns 58.70 percent of the company’s stock, while Prabhat Agrawal and Prem Sethi, respectively, possess 11.38 percent and 6.46 percent.

The second largest stakeholder is the Prasid Uno Family Trust, which holds a 20.04 percent ownership in the company through the trusteeship of Surbhi Singh and Universal Trustee.

The Mumbai-based firm might potentially raise up to Rs 200 crore through a private placement, preferential allocation, or rights issue before submitting the red herring prospectus to the ROC.

The primary uses for the Rs 123.7 crore in debt repayment and the Rs 600 crore in long-term working capital requirements would be funded by the net proceeds from the fresh issue. Acquisitions and other forms of inorganic expansion, as well as ordinary company expenses, will consume the remaining money.

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Entero Healthcare, formed in 2018 by Prabhat Agrawal and Prem Sethi with backing from OrbiMed, reports an operating income of Rs 2,522.07 crore in FY23 and positions itself as one of the top three healthcare products distributors in India based on revenue in FY22.

The distributor serves retail pharmacies and hospitals across India through its 73 distribution centers and its IT network. More than 81,400 retail and more than 3,400 hospital customers were served in fiscal 2023, a significant increase over the 64,200 retail and 2,500 hospital customers served in FY22.

In addition, it has supply agreements with more than 1,900 healthcare product manufacturers, giving it access to more than 64,500 product SKUs.

According to its historical fiscal reports, Entero Healthcare is a loss-making organization, with a net loss of Rs 11.1 crore for the year ended March FY23, decreasing from a loss of Rs 29.44 crore, despite a 31 percent year-over-year increase in revenues to Rs 3,300 crore.

The issue’s merchant bankers are ICICI Securities, DAM Capital Advisors, Jefferies India, J.M. Financial, and SBI Capital Markets.

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The mainboard IPOs

On September 13, the first initial public offering (IPO) in the mainboard segment will begin trading for a price range of Rs 983 to Rs 1,035 per share from wire and cable products business RR Kabel. Fresh issues of Rs 180 crore and an OFS of 1.72 crore equity shares amounting to Rs 1,784.01 crore by six selling shareholders, including promoter Mahendrakumar Rameshwarlal Kabra and private equity firm TPG Asia VII SF Pte Ltd (the company’s largest public shareholder), are expected to raise a total of Rs 1,964.01 crore for the company. The closing date for bids is September 15, and the first day the anchor book is available is September 12.

On September 14th, privately held SAMHI Hotels will release an initial public offering. The last day to order this issue is September 18. This includes an additional Rs 1,200 crore in shares and an offer for sale of 1.35 crore equity shares by three shareholders: Blue Chandra Pte Ltd (a Singaporean investment entity), Goldman Sachs, and GTI Capital Alpha.

Samhi Hotels has not yet disclosed the price range for the offering, but a rough estimate using the price at which Blue Chandra sold its 8.4 percent ownership in the company last week yields a figure of Rs 1,370.1 crore.

From September 14-18, investors can participate in the public offering of fintech-SaaS firm Zaggle Prepaid Ocean Services. There would be new issues of Rs 392 crore, and an open market sale of 1.04 crore. Although the price range has not yet been announced, the total issue size is estimated to be Rs 563.38 crore if the offer price is regarded to be Rs 164 per share, the price at which the pre-IPO placement had been completed by the firm in August. The company provides spend management solutions to corporations.

EMS, a provider of wastewater management services, will end its initial public offering (IPO) on September 12. The IPO is valued at Rs 321.24 crore. On the first day of bidding, September 8, the offer was subscribed 3.71 times at a price range of Rs 200–211 per share. The corporation was established in 2012, and its primary activity is the provision of water and wastewater collection, treatment, and disposal services.

The foundation for allotting Jupiter Life Line Hospitals initial public offering (IPO) shares will be finalized between NSE and the hospital network on September 13.

The small and medium enterprise segment

Next week, on September 12, the first IPO in the SME segment will start, with a price band of Rs 60-65 per share for Chavda Infra, a provider of construction and allied services to residential and commercial developments in Gujarat. The public issue will end on September 14 and will solely consist of a new issue of 66.56 lakh equity shares, which the business hopes would bring in Rs 43.26 crore.

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Kundan Edifice, a provider of electronic manufacturing services, will open its initial public offering on September 12 and conclude it on September 15. At a price of Rs 91 per share, the company hopes to raise a total of Rs 25.22 crore from the market.

The third public issuance in the SME section will be Cellecor Gadgets, which is supported by the Tano Investment Opportunities Fund, which is managed by the California-based alternative investment firm Tano Capital LLC. The range of Rs 87–92 per share will be the opening price on September 15. The IPO is an attempt by the Delhi-based electronics firm to raise 50.77 crore Indian rupees.

Meson Valves India, Jiwanram Sheoduttrai Industries, and Unihealth Consultancy are the next three public issues that will end trading on September 12. On the first day of bidding on September 8th, each was oversubscribed by a factor of 7.9, 5.59, and 1.19, respectively.

Listings

Rishabh Instruments, a manufacturer of test and measuring instruments, will go public on September 11 after finishing its initial public offering (IPO) last week with a subscription rate of 31.65 times. On the same day, Ratnaveer Precision Engineering, a manufacturer of stainless steel goods, will also go public. Originally scheduled for September 14, Ratnaveer’s listing date has been moved up. Last week, 94 people subscribed to its public issue.

According to anonymous analysts, the grey market price for Ratnaveer IPO shares was almost 50% more than the issue price of Rs 98 per share, and the grey market pricing for Rishabh Instruments was roughly 15% higher than the offer price of Rs 441.

IPO shares can be bought and sold prior to their formal listing on the grey market.

Basilic Fly company, a visual effects company based in Chennai, will be among the small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) whose shares will be listed on the NSE Emerge on September 11 (preceded from September 13). There were 286 and 61 takes on the offer.

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On September 13, in accordance with their respective IPO schedules, promotional marketing agency Pramara Promotions and specialty chemicals and API trader Saroja Pharma Industries India will also make their debut on the NSE Emerge. Their initial public offerings were bought around 9 and 26 times over.

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All of the activity in the IPO market appears to be driven primarily by an optimistic market climate.

In the upcoming week, four companies expect to raise more than Rs 1,350 crore from the public, with Ratnaveer Precision Engineering being the first to go public on September 4 with a Rs 165 crore offering. The price range for the offering, which will conclude on September 6, has been set between Rs 93 and Rs 98.

The manufacturer of stainless steel-based products intends to raise Rs 135.24 crore through fresh issues and Rs 29.79 crore through an offer for sale (OFS). The company serves industries such as automotive, power plants, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, construction, and electrical appliances.

The healthcare services provider Jupiter Life Line Hospitals will accept bids for its initial public offering between September 6 and 8 at a price range of Rs 695 to 735 per share.

The initial public offering (IPO) consists of a fresh issuance of shares worth Rs 542 crores and an offer-for-sale (OFS) of 44.5 lakh shares worth Rs 327.08 crores at the upper price band by promoters and other shareholders. Jupitar is the largest of the four IPOs, with a projected mop-up of Rs 869.08 crore.

EMS, a provider of sewage treatment solutions, is expected to commence its Rs 320 crore initial public offering on September 8, with a likely price range of Rs 200 to Rs 211 per share. The offer consists of a fresh issue of approximately Rs 145-146 crore and an offer-for-sale of 82.94 lakh shares at the upper price band by promoter Ramveer Singh. According to sources, bidding will conclude on September 12.

SME segment

The Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise (SME) market will be launching its fourth public issuance next week. On September 6 and 8, Kahan Packaging, a provider of bulk packaging solutions based in Mumbai, will begin accepting offers. At a price of Rs 80 per share, it hopes to raise Rs 5.76 crore through the IPO.

Packaging solutions for businesses producing goods for the cement, chemical, fertiliser, and food industries are provided by the organization.

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Ongoing IPOs

Rishabh Instruments, a manufacturer of test and measuring instruments, will finalize the basis of allotment of IPO shares on September 6. The company’s public issuance raised Rs 491 crore. Eligible investors will have the shares deposited into their demat accounts by September 8.

To date, the initial public offering (IPO) for specialty chemicals and API trader Saroja Pharma Industries India has been subscribed 2.01 times for a total of Rs 9.11 cr. Two other SMEs, Basilic Fly Studio, a visual effects (VFX) studio in Chennai, and Pramara Promotions, a provider of promotional products and gift items, will also close their IPOs on September 5.

On the first day of bidding, September 1, Basilic Fly Studio’s IPO was subscribed 26.08 times for a total of Rs 66.35 crore, while 44 percent of Pramara Promotions’ IPO offering of Rs 15.27 crore had been booked.

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Listings

Vishnu Prakash R Punglia, an infrastructure firm based in Rajasthan, closed its public offering last week with 87.82 times subscription and will make its market debut on September 5.

Next week will see the last three listings, all from the SME sector, with Sahaj Fashions listing on September 6, Mono Pharmacare on September 7, and CPS Shapers on September 8.

Sahaj Fashions, a manufacturer of garment fabrics, saw its initial public offering (IPO) subscribed 7.4 times, while those of Mono Pharmacare, a distributor of pharmaceutical products, and CPS Shapers, a manufacturer of men’s and women’s shapewear, were subscribed 12.77 times and 236.67 times, respectively.

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Retail investors have purchased 3.26 times the allotted amount of shares, and the portion reserved for high-net-worth individuals has been 30 percent subscribed, but institutional investors have yet to begin bidding on the issue.

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The distributor of pharmaceutical products has reserved 2.76 million shares for the market maker out of a total of 53 million shares. Consequently, the net issue size is 50,244,000 shares. Ten percent (5,02,400 shares) is reserved for qualified institutional purchasers, while the remaining ninety percent (22,60,800 shares) is divided equally between high net-worth individuals and retail investors.

The Ahmedabad-based company intends to raise Rs 14.84 crore via an initial public offering of 53 lakh shares at the upper price band, which will consist solely of a fresh issue.

The price range for the offer, which ends on 30 August, is Rs 26-28 per share.

The majority of Mono Pharmacare’s fresh issue proceeds will be allocated to working capital needs, while the remainder will be used for general corporate purposes and issue expenses.

The company collaborates with numerous contract manufacturers to produce pharmaceutical products, which it then markets under the brand DLS Export. As of February 28th, it has 168 pharmaceutical companies as its distributors and stockists, as well as 3,036 consumers or vendors, including both retail pharmacies and wholesalers.

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Rishabh Instruments, a manufacturer of testing and measuring instruments, will be the first company from the mainboard segment to initiate its initial public offering on August 30 and close it on September 1.

The company will raise Rs 490.78 crore at the upper end of the price band of Rs 418-441 per share, comprised of a fresh issuance of Rs 75 crore worth of shares and an offer for sale of Rs 415.78 crore by investor SACEF Holdings II and promoters.

The public offering of infrastructure company Vishnu Prakash R Punglia, which began on August 24 and will conclude on August 28 next week, will have begun on August 24. All types of investors have supported the offering to date, which has been subscribed 10.63 times.

In addition, the manufacturer of stainless steel completed sheets Ratnaveer Precision Engineering will launch its anchor book for a day on September 1, prior to its IPO. The company has reserved 50 percent of the offering for qualified institutional investors (with up to 60 percent reserved for the anchor book), 15 percent for high-net-worth individuals, and 35 percent for retail investors.

In addition, we’ll have two listings in the mainboard segment. Pyramid Technoplast, a manufacturer of polymer-based molded products, will debut on August 30. Aeroflex Industries, a manufacturer of metallic flexible flow solution products, will list on August 31. Their IPOs were purchased at a rate of 18.29 and 97.11 times their respective sizes.

On the grey market, Aeroflex shares are fetching a 65 percent premium over the upper price band of Rs 108 per share, while the grey market premium for Pyramid shares was approximately 10 percent over the IPO price of Rs 166 per share, analysts said on the condition of anonymity.

SME Segment

Three public issues will be launched next week, keeping the SME (small and medium enterprise) segment just as busy as the mainboard section.

Subscriptions for Mono Pharmacare’s Rs 14.84-crore initial public offering (IPO), in a price range of Rs 26-28 per share, will be open from August 28-30.

On August 29th, CPS Shapers, a manufacturer of shapewear, will open bidding for its initial public offering. The offer price for each share in this issuance is Rs 185, and it is a fixed price offering. The organization hopes to collect Rs 11.1 crore in funding.

Basilic Fly studio, a VFX firm situated in Chennai, will launch its initial public offering (IPO) on September 1. Company officials have not yet disclosed a price range.

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These three initial public offerings are all brand new issues.

In addition, Sahaj Fashions’ Rs 13.96 crore IPO will end on August 29. The company produces fabric for clothing and home decor.

On the IPO front, diamond and jewelry company Shoora Designs will debut on August 29 as the first among SMEs.

On August 30, Crop Life Science, a manufacturer of agrochemical formulations, and Bondada Engineering, a provider of passive telecom infrastructure services, will begin trading on the stock market. On August 31, Sungarner Energies, a provider of power solutions, will do the same.

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While retail investors submitted bids for 33.08 million shares (1.5 times their limit), high net worth persons submitted bids for 17.2 million shares (78 percent of their quota).

Half of the net issuance is set aside for the general public, and the other half is allocated for ultra-wealthy investors. The net issue is calculated by subtracting the 2.36 million shares held by the market maker from the total number of shares issued.

The IPO is part of the textile firm’s plan to generate Rs 13.96 through the sale of newly issued shares (worth Rs 13.43 crore) and shares being offered for sale by a non-promoter, Ankur Shah. This share price of Rs 30 will not change.

The promoters and promoter group own 97.95 percent of the company, while Shah owns the remaining 2.05 percent, or 1.78 lakh shares.

In order to satisfy its working capital requirement of Rs 6.68 crore, settle its debts of Rs 4.2 crore, and utilise the remainder for general corporate purposes, the Rajasthan-based fabric producer would use the proceeds from the fresh issue.

August 29 is the last day for the fixed-price offering, and September 6 is the date the stock will begin trading on the NSE SME.

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The company’s two factories in Rajasthan produce textiles for apparel, upholstery, and industrial uses.

Khambatta Securities is handling the offer as the merchant banker, and Bigshare Services is handling the registrations.

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Higher government spending on infrastructure via programmes like Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation, AMRUT, and Swachh Bharat, in addition to sound finances and reasonable valuations relative to competitors, may explain the enthusiastic response.

In terms of total bids, high net worth individuals and retail investors stayed on top, purchasing 19.39 times and 12.88 times their respective quotas. Both categories can receive up to 35% of the issue size, with the former receiving 15%.

Up to 50% of the shares in the issue can be reserved for qualified institutional purchasers, and so far they have bid on 35% of the shares.

There have been 5.68 subscriptions to the portion reserved for workers. The offer price includes a discount of Rs 9 per share for the company’s employees, who can purchase up to 3 lakh shares at a discount.

The Jodhpur-based construction firm, led by promoter Vishnu Prakash Punglia, plans to raise Rs 308.88 crore through a public issue of 3.12 crore equity shares, all of which will be new issues.

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Therefore, the business will get all of the proceeds from the issue, and use them to fund the purchase of Rs 62.2 crore worth of machinery and equipment, as well as meet working capital needs of Rs 150 crore.

The water supply, railway, road and irrigation network divisions are all run by the same engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) firm with a history of working on a wide range of infrastructure projects. However, WSPs (water supply projects) account up the bulk of company revenue.

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Retail purchasers and high net worth individuals (HNIs) exhibited enormous demand by bidding 100.05 and 115.56 times the allotted quantity, respectively.

The provider of passive telecom infrastructure services plans to raise Rs 42.72 crore through the initial public offering of 56.96 million shares, which will be the company’s first-ever public offering.

The proceeds from the new issue will be used to fund long-term working capital needs totaling Rs 35 crore, with the remaining Rs 5.41 crore being used for general corporate purposes.

It was a fixed-price offering, with a per-share price of Rs 75.

Bondada Engineering, the infrastructure company, offers engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) and operations & maintenance services to pan-Indian clients in the telecom and solar energy industries. To date, it has installed more than 11,600 telecom antennae and poles, of which more than 7,700 were installed during the past three fiscal years.

The company stated that it has recently received a work order from a public sector entity for the supply and installation of infrastructure items for 1,160 new tower sites and subsequent IaaSP (infrastructure as a service provider) and O&M services for 1,238 tower sites (including 78 existing sites) for five years. For unconnected villages in Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry, and Telangana as part of the 4G Saturation Project, the aforementioned order may be extended for an additional five years.

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It has installed solar power facilities with a cumulative capacity of over 198 MW in the solar energy industry as of March 2023. The estimated value of the total aggregate order book for solar EPC services was Rs 102.34 crore.

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Individuals with high net worth and retail investors have outbid institutional investors, purchasing 6.52 and 6.73 times their respective allotted shares, or 50% and 20% of the IPO’s total size, respectively.

To date, qualified institutional buyers have bid 1.49 times their permitted quota, or 30% of the offer amount.

On its first day of bidding (August 18), the Rs 153-crore public issue was 1.61 times subscribed.

The polymer-based moulded products producer plans to raise Rs 91.3 crore through the fresh issuance and another Rs 61.75 crore through the offer-for-sale by the promoter.

The offer price range is between Rs 151 and Rs 166 per share, with a final price of Rs 151 fixed and the offer ending on August 22.

On August 17, the industrial packaging firm raised Rs 27.55 crore from four anchor investors, including Carnelian Structural Shift Fund and Alchemie Ventures Fund-Scheme I.

The majority of the proceeds from the new issue will go towards meeting working capital and debt service obligations, with the remainder used for general company reasons.

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