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Nasdaq-listed MakeMyTrip said to hire banks for India offering
Online travel platform MakeMyTrip is reportedly considering a Mumbai listing by the first quarter of 2027, engaging Axis Capital, Morgan Stanley, and JPMorgan as advisors. This move aims to access domestic capital and provide Indian-listed equity for growth initiatives. The company's Nasdaq shares have seen a significant decline over the past year.
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Blackstone-backed Bagmane Prime Office REIT sets IPO price band at Rs 95-100/unit
Blackstone-backed Bagmane Prime Office REIT on Wednesday fixed a price band of Rs 95-100 per unit for its Rs 3,405-crore initial public offering (IPO), which will open for subscription on May 5.
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James Murdoch-backed Allen Career Institute is said to consider India IPO
Indian education firm Allen Career Institute, backed by James Murdoch and Uday Shankar's Bodhi Tree Systems, is reportedly exploring an initial public offering in Mumbai. The company, a specialist in competitive test preparation, has been in discussions with investment banks about a potential listing. Deliberations are ongoing, and a final decision on the IPO has not yet been made.
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OnEMI Technology IPO opens tomorrow: GMP, price band, and Analyst view
OnEMI Technology Solutions' Rs 925.92 crore IPO opens April 30, closing May 5, with a price band of Rs 162-171. The digital lending platform, operating under Kissht and Ring, aims to strengthen its subsidiary's capital base. The issue shows modest grey market interest, trading at a Rs 4 premium.
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NSE edges closer to IPO nod after Sebi panel clears Rs 1,800 crore settlement proposal
The four-member expert committee on settlement orders is chaired by Jai Narayan Patel, former chief justice of the Calcutta High Court. The other members are N Venkatram, country chair of Canadian pension fund CDPQ; SK Mohanty, former Sebi member; and Sarit Jafa, former deputy comptroller and auditor general.
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Sebi makes it easier for firms to cut IPO size after Iran war hits sentiment, email shows
Securities and Exchange Board of India has eased norms allowing firms to reduce IPO sizes amid weak market sentiment triggered by the Iran conflict, giving issuers flexibility to navigate volatility and investor caution.
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