IPO Calendar: 9 companies to collect around Rs 7,000 crore in the busiest week

This week is the busiest market for India’s primary market, with nine IPOs open for a subscription to the mainboard and SME segment. Of these, two IPOs – Age’s Vopak Terminals and Slos belong to the Bangalore – Mainboard category, which aims to collectively raise Rs 6,300 crore. The remaining seven retail and specialized institutional investors have catering SME IPOs. Overall, around Rs 7,000 crore will be started this week with IPO value.

The IPO rush comes at the time of market volatility. However, companies hope that investors’ interest in SME and big-cap opportunities will be strong. Mainboard IPO feedback can also set tone for June and the rest of the year pipeline.

Here is a breakdown of IPO action to see:

SCLOS Bangalore and Age’s Wapak IPO

This week is expected to dominate two big IPO headlines. Operator Puretor of Green Luxury Hotel, Sklos Bangalore, Rs. The price of Rs 413–435 was Rs. 3,500 crore public issue is launching. On May 26, Ages Vopak Terminals, Storage and Logistics Firms, which cost Rs 223-235 per share with a band of Rs. It plans to collect Rs 2,800 crore.

Both IPOs will close on May 28 and are listed on BSE and NSE.

Tech and logistics mid-weeks SME The issues dominate

SME Medium -sized offers in the segment look the fur. There are significant prostarm information systems between them, in early May 27, BSE and NSE aims to collect Rs 168 crore. Pay FIRM provides energy -wheel storage and power conditioning equipment.

Blue Water Logistics, Rs. It also opens on May 27, with an issue of 40.50 crore. Its focus is on the coast and inland cargo logistics. Pharma Player, Astoa Labs, on the same day Rs. BSE will tap the SME platform with 37.67 crore.

SMEs of cloth, chemicals and paper Joins the field

On May 28, three more SME IPOs were scheduled – Skoda Tubes (Rs. 220 crore), NR Vandana Tax Industries (Rs. 27.89 crore), and Neptune Petrochemicals (Rs. 73.20 crore). These Spain fields such as stainless steel tubes, fabrics and target lists on Industrial dysfunction, BSE or NSE SME platform.

Nikita papers, increasing by 67.54 crore, will also open on May 27, which gives contacts to investors in the paper manufacturing segment.

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