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There were 426 technology IPOs launched this year and 332 healthcare-related deals, collectively accounting for almost 42% of IPO proceeds raised by companies globally, according to Refinitiv
Technology has been the key driver of a tectonic shift in critical sectors such as healthcare, education, agriculture, manufacturing and retail, with an explosion of smart and connected devices, robust applications and use cases.
Read more about MTAR Technologies IPO subscribed over 200 times on final day of bidding on Business Standard. The issue received total bids for 1.46 billion shares as against 7.26 million shares on the offer, according to subscription data available on the exchanges
ETtech Morning Dispatch on March 3, 2021: All aboard the tech IPO train! Want this newsletter delievered to your inbox? SUBSCRIBE We'll soon meet in your inbox. / Morning Dispatch Hi everyone, Samidha here. This year has been different for me as a reporter-editor who covers the technology and startup sector. In my many years, almost a decade now, of being on the inside track of this industry, I have always asked why startups (especially ones that have scooped up billions of dollars in investor capital) do not go public in India. Isn't that the holy grail for all venture-funded companies? I w...
Overall, up 60%. so it was very well handled, very well received. they went with the new york stock exchange. it was pretty flawless. if you look at tech ipos, stunning numbers we have pulled here. if you have $1,000 on the ipo, the initial public offering date of these companies, here's what you would have now. so look at that amazon figure. $1,000 would now have yielded you $239,000. you have to be pretty clairvoyant to bet on e-commerce in 1997. that's the risk/reward scenario that you get. >> what's the latest in the burger wars? >> burger wars. that's a good way to deem them. well, they'r...