As the IPO-action-packed year is drawing to an end, two companies have received the nod from market regulator, SEBI to float their IPOs. The companies are Anil Aggarwal’s Sterlite Power Transmission and Nashik-based ESDS Software Solution.
They have received the Securities And Exchange Board of India’s (SEBI) approval to raise capital via an initial share sale. Both companies had filed their preliminary IPO papers in August and September. To know more, take a look at the details below.
Name of the investor | Equity Shares |
South Asia Growth Fund II LP | 1.68 crores equity shares |
GEF ESDS Partners LLC | 42.31 lakh equity shares |
Sarla Prakashchandra Somani | 4 lakh equity shares |
South Asia EBT Trust | 34,000 equity shares |
Sterlite Power is an electricity transmission firm. It is a part of the Vedanta Group and has two business sectors:
The objectives of the IPO are to repay the debt of the company and its division, Khargone Transmission Ltd.
ESDS Software Solutions was established in 2005. The company is a cloud service provider. Proceeds from this sale of shares will be used for the following purposes:
It remains to be seen how the public offerings of these two companies perform. However, if you are keen on investing in these IPOs, do so only after thorough analysis and careful study. Also, keep an eye on this space to stay updated with the latest stock market news.
Ans. As per the draft papers, they are looking to raise Rs. 1,250 crores.
Ans. JM Financial, ICICI Securities, and Axis Capitals are the lead managers to the issue.
Ans. ESDS Software Solutions has estimated the cost of the equipment at Rs. 155 crores.
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