NEW DELHI: Mini Ratna RailTel Corporation of India, which is among the largest neutral telecom infrastructure providers in India, is hitting the market with an Rs 820-crore initial public offer (IPO) on Tuesday.
The last railway IPO that hit the Street of IRFC had a weak market debut. But grey market trends suggest investors are betting big on the forthcoming offering.
A wholly-owned government subsidiary under the administrative control of the Ministry of Railways, RailTel offers a diversified portfolio of services and solutions. As of Jan. 31, it had exclusive rights over 67,415 route kilometers, connecting 7,321 railway stations, for laying optical fiber cable. The company offers a high capacity bandwidth of up to 800G at 87 locations in India.