HDB financial services, Kalpataru, Ellenbarrie Industrial Gas Smilbv Steel and Globe Stives, almost 12 times ₹ 15,600 crore amounts to the parts they provide.
The ₹ 12,500 crore HDB Financial IPO – the largest public issue by a non-banking financial company-closed Friday with investors provided by the company. Received these bids worth 1.52 lakh crore, the highest of billion dollars ipos since the zomato issue four years ago. The company offers the sale of 130.4 million parts, while the need for 2.18 billion aspects.
Eligible institutional buyers (Qib) put on bids for 55.47 times the parts reserved for them. Investors in the waiters seek 1.41 hours on their part, while non-institutional, or HNI, category receiving subscriptions at 9.99 times.
Steel tubes in Sambhv ₹ 540 Crore Ipo, which is also closed on Friday, subscribed to 28.46 times. Qib category subscribed to 62.32 times, non-institutional category of 31.82 hours and the investment value in 7.99 times.
The ₹ 1,590 CRORE IPO is received bids for 2.26 times, while Ellenbarrie Industrial Gases’s issue with 869 times with 86 times.
Agencies Handed sentiment behind the IPOS
These three issues closed Thursday.
Investor investors say institutional investors, most of the funds of each other and foreign investment vehicles, one of the active bidding in IPOS.
“Domestic institutions such as mutual funds with liquid and find the ipos extra way to invest in MD V v that Kotak investment marking MD v Jaya Sankar.
Two dozen firms approached ₹ 45,300 crore by ipos up to 2025, according to Primedatabase.com. Greetings in stock market’s stocks encourage many companies to hit the main market.
“As the primary market works in Tandem in the secondary market, it can be translated into more subscriptions and profits to launch current profits,” says the chief database group. “The interest of selling future issues is likely to move in hopes of listing profits.”
Haldea said the IPOs worth ₹ 2.5-3.0 Lakh crore is in the pipeline, including regulatory approval, and those who wait for the Green signal documents, and those who wait for the regulator documents in the coming weeks. As per data from Primedatabase.com, at least 73 companies receive approval from Securities and Exchange of the Board of India To launch IPOS, with total amount of heavy estimates at ₹ 1.2 lakh crore. Another 70 firms have filed the draft red herring prospectus with SEBI and can raise another ₹ 99,500 crore.
