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From RK Swamy to VR Infraspace, these 8 IPOs to open this week. Check details

Additionally, as many as seven companies will list their shares on the stock exchanges.

Published on: Mar 3, 2024, 08:10:23 IST
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As many as eight initial public offerings (IPOs) will hit Dalal Street in the coming week, while a few companies will list their shares in the stock market. The public issues opening for subscription, are together worth 1483.19 crore.

IPO stands for Initial Public Offering and it is when the promoters of the company in question for the first time want to raise additional funds by offering shares of the company.
IPO stands for Initial Public Offering and it is when the promoters of the company in question for the first time want to raise additional funds by offering shares of the company.

RK Swamy Limited IPO: It will open for subscription on March 4 and close on March 6, and the company aims to raise 423.56 crore. The price band has been fixed at 270 to 288.

VR Infraspace Limited LPO: This too will open and close on March 4 and March 6 respectively, and aims to raise net proceeds worth 20.40 crore. The price band is 85 apiece.

JG Chemicals Limited IPO: Investors can subscribe to this IPO from March 5 to March 7. The company's target is to garner 251.19 crore from the public offer, under which the share price has been set at 210 to 220 apiece.

Sona Machinery Limited IPO: Here, investors can subscribe between March 5 and March 7 as well, while the issue size is 51.82 crore. The price band, on the other hand, is 270 to 288 apiece.

Pune E-Stock Broking Limited IPO: It will open for subscription on March 7 and close on March 12, and the issue size is 38.23 crore. The price band hs been fixed at 78 to 83.

New listings

The seven companies that will list their shares on the stock exchanges are: Owais Metal and Mineral Processing (March 4); Platinum Industries, Exicom Tele-Systems, Purv Flexipack (March 5); Bharat Highways InvIT (March 6); Mukka Proteins, MVK Agro Food (March 7).

 
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