Six IPOs are scheduled to open for subscription this week: All you need to know

IPO latest updates: Here's a look at six IPOs that will open this week

Published on: Jan 29, 2024, 08:56:52 IST

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Six IPOs will hit the Dalal Street this week as the companies aim to raise more than ₹500 crore through initial public offerings. The new IPOs come as Fonebox Retail, DelaPlex, and Docmode Health Technologies will close on January 30. All were opened on January 25. Here's a look at six IPOs that will open this week:

IPO News: Six companies will be raising little more than ₹500 crore through initial public offerings.

BLS E-Services IPO

Technology-enabled digital service provider BLS E-Services will open its maiden public issue on January 30. The price band is at ₹129-135 per share as the company aims to raise ₹310.9 crore through the offer which consists of only a fresh issue of 2,30,30,000 equity shares. The IPO issue will close on February 1.

Megatherm Induction IPO

Megatherm Induction- induction heating and melting products manufacturer- will float its will float its public issue on January 29 at a price band of ₹100-108 per share to raise ₹53.91 crore. The IPO will close on January 31 and comprises only a fresh issue of 49.92 lakh equity shares.

Harshdeep Hortico IPO

Mayank Cattle Food IPO

Mayank Cattle Food will open its IPO on January 29. The Gujarat-based oil company will attempt to raise ₹19.44 crore through the fixed price issue of ₹108 per share.

Baweja Studios IPO

Baweja Studios IPO will start on January 29- the biggest in size amongst the public issues opening this week. The commercial films production company is planning to raise ₹97.2 crore and the price band for the issue has been fixed at ₹170-180 per share.

Gabriel Pet Straps IPO

Gabriel Pet Straps will be opening its fixed price issue for subscription on January 31 through which it intends to garner ₹8.06 crore for ₹101 per share.

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