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Swiggy pre-IPO offer: Ahead of share sale, company offers 20% discount to HNIs, says report

Swiggy pre-IPO Offer: The company is offering a 20% discount to High Net Worth individuals, according to a report.

Updated on: Apr 11, 2024, 00:15:01 IST
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Swiggy IPO is likely coming soon and the company is making it into the news regarding the share sale repeatedly. For quite a few days it was all about the rising valuation of the company and today it is all about its pre-IPO offer to high net worth individuals (HNIs). It is now being suggested that ahead of the Swiggy IPO, the popular food delivery app, has offered a 20% discount to HNIs and this again is a big hint that the preparations for the upcoming share sale are in full swing.

Discounted Shares for Potential Investors

Swiggy has reportedly offered a 20% discount to HNIs in a pre-IPO offer.
Swiggy has reportedly offered a 20% discount to HNIs in a pre-IPO offer.

A report by Entrackr suggests that Swiggy is extending an opportunity for HNIs to purchase its shares at a significant discount of 20% from its current valuation, LiveMint indicated.

Valuation Details and Financial Advisors

The report suggests that Swiggy has proposed to sell shares priced at “ 350 each”. Notably, that would value the company at “ 80,000 crore”.

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Investor Confidence and Market Comparisons

There has been a huge surge in Swiggy's valuation courtesy successive mark-ups by investors, and it is leading to parallels being drawn with rival Zomato.

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Market Environment and IPO Outlook

Swiggy incurred a loss of $200 million during the nine months ending December 2023 and reported a loss of 41.8 billion ($500 million) for the fiscal year 2022–23, according to a widely quoted internal community document. To reduce losses, Swiggy is targetting measures such as lower wage payouts and reduced marketing spending.

 
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