Read more about Kalyan Jewellers IPO subscribed 60% on Day 1: All you need to know on Business Standard. The initial public offer of Kalyan Jewellers India was subscribed 60 per cent on the first day of subscription on Tuesday
Read more about Kalyan Jewellers IPO subscribed 60% on Business Standard. The issue received bids for 5.72 crore shares as against 9.57 crore shares on offer.
Kalyan Jewellers India has raised Rs 351.89 crore from 15 anchor investors, including the government of Singapore, Calypso Global Investment Fund and others. The IPO committee of the company in their meeting held on Monday finalised the allocation of 40,448,275 equity shares to anchor investors for an anchor investor allocation price of Rs 87 per equity share. The government of Singapore took nearly 29 per cent of the anchor investor portion, while the Monetary Authority of Singapore took 5.11 per cent. Sundaram Mutual Fund took nearly 25 per cent through various funds. Other investors included HDFC Life Insurance (2.84 per cent), Calypso Global Investment (14.21 per cent), SegantiII India Mauritius (3.98 per cent), Kuber India Fund (3.98 per cent), Moon Capital Trading (3.98 per cent), Edelwiss Alternative (3.98 per cent), Baroda Large and Mid Cap Fund (2.84 per cent), BNP PAribas Arbitrage (2.84 per cent) and Cohesion K Best Ideas Sub Trust (1.68 per cent).
Updated Mar 16, 2021 | 10:03 IST
Kalyan Jewellers IPO: Although Kalyan Jeweller is the second-largest jeweller in India after Titan Company, its financial performance is nowhere close to Titan. Representational image
New Delhi: Kalyan Jewellers India, the country s second-largest jeweller after Titan, wants to raise Rs 1,175 crore through an initial public offer (IPO) of shares. The IPO opens today (March 16) and will close on March 18 (Thursday). The company has priced its shares in a band of Rs 86-87.
Out of the IPO proceeds of Rs 1,175 crore, Rs 250 crore would go to Highdell, Warburg Pincus company, which was an early investor in the company. Now it wants to partially exit its investment. promoters of the company will get Rs 125 crore by diluting their stake, and the remaining Rs 800 crore (fresh issue) will go to the company to meet working capital requirements and for other corporate purposes. Following the IPO, promoter holding in the company
The initial public offering (IPO) Anupam Rasayan is currently underway. Apart from these, nine companies have already floated their initial share-sales so far.