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FirstCry refiles IPO papers; Groww secures payment aggregator licence - Vimarsana News

FirstCry refiles IPO papers; Groww secures payment aggregator licence

FirstCry has refiled its draft IPO papers with market regulator Sebi with updated financials. More on this in todays ETtech Top 5.

Firstcry IPO: FirstCry to refile IPO papers post Sebi order, Retail News, ET Retail - Vimarsana News

Firstcry IPO: FirstCry to refile IPO papers post Sebi order, Retail News, ET Retail

Firstcry IPO: FirstCry is set to withdraw its papers for an up to $500 million IPO as early as next week, after India's markets regulator raised questions over key metrics it disclosed to investors.

FirstCry to refile IPO papers; Lyskraft's mega seed funding - Vimarsana News

FirstCry to refile IPO papers; Lyskraft's mega seed funding

Happy Friday! Omnichannel retailer FirstCry will refile its IPO papers following queries from Sebi. This came right on the back of Swiggys $1.25 billion proposed IPO receiving shareholder nod. This and more in todays ETtech Morning Dispatch.

FirstCry set to withdraw $500 mn IPO papers after regulatory scrutiny: Report - Vimarsana News

FirstCry set to withdraw $500 mn IPO papers after regulatory scrutiny: Report

FirstCry parent BrainBees filed papers with India's Securities and Exchange Board of India last December for an IPO that would have been one of the country's biggest this year.

FirstCry set to withdraw $500 million IPO papers after regulatory scrutiny - Vimarsana News

FirstCry set to withdraw $500 million IPO papers after regulatory scrutiny

FirstCry, backed by SoftBank, TPG and India's Mahindra and Mahindra sells baby products, including clothes, diapers and toys, seeking to tap the market for new parents in the world's most populous country.