India’s IPO market is bustling, ranking second globally after the US, which raised $26.3 billion this year. Following Swiggy’s successful IPO closure on 8th November 2024, India has surpassed its previous record set in 2021, with IPOs raising over Rs.1.19 lakh crore.
On October 27, 2024, we witnessed the merger of SLICE, India’s leading consumer payments and lending company, and NESFB, a leading bank in the Northeast.
The real estate sector has witnessed a significant surge in recent years, driven by increased demand, favorable policies, and changing buyer preferences.
Are you wondering why the Indian stock market has been facing such turbulent times? On Wednesday, November 13, the Sensex dropped 984.23 points, settling at 77,690.95, while the Nifty ended 324.4 points lower at 23,559.05.
Toyota Kirloskar Motor, Toyota’s Indian subsidiary, had a remarkable year, with profits reaching levels typically achieved over a decade.
Imagine being one of the 500 employees whose life is about to change forever as Swiggy, India’s leading food delivery giant, launched its initial public offering (IPO)
The equity markets have seen a significant shift in recent months, with small-cap and mid-cap stocks drawing substantial investor interest.
Have you noticed the recent turbulence with Asian Paints? Following its Q2 results of 2024, Asian Paints’ share price dropped significantly by 9%, reflecting the sharpest decline in over two and a half years.
The demand for gold loans in India has surged by 51%, a trend driven by increased difficulty in obtaining personal loans and the rising price of gold.
Are you ready for an action-packed week in the stock market? This week, three IPOs are set to open, aiming to raise a total of ₹1,160 crores, with Blackbuck leading the way in the mainboard category, targeting ₹1,114.72 crores. Meanwhile, two SME IPOs — Mangal Compusolution and Onyx Biotec — are seeking to raise ₹16.23 crores and ₹29.34 crores, respectively.
