These 4 companies are launching their IPOs next week, know GMP and other details –

These 4 companies are launching their IPOs next week, know GMP and other details - India TV Hindi

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IPO Next Week: This week, big IPOs like Vishal Mega Mart and Mobikwik came in the primary market. Both these IPOs have received good response from investors. Now 4 new IPOs are going to come in the market next week. IPOs of Mamta Machinery and Transrail Lighting are about to be launched in the mainboard segment. Apart from this, IPOs of NACDAC Infrastructure and Identical Brains Studios will open for subscription in the SME segment. At the same time, shares of 11 companies are going to be listed on the stock exchanges next week.

Mamata Machinery IPO

Mamta Machinery’s IPO will open for subscription on December 19. This is an issue of Rs 179 crore. There is a fresh issue of 7382340 shares in this IPO. The price band in this IPO has been fixed at Rs 230 to Rs 243 per share. One lot in the IPO is of 61 shares. You can invest money in this IPO till 23rd December. At the same time, the company’s shares can be listed on the stock exchanges on December 27. In the gray market, the company’s shares are seen trading at a premium of Rs 75 compared to the issue price of Rs 243. In this way the share can be listed at Rs 318 with a premium of 30.86 percent.

Transrail Lighting IPO

Transrail Lighting’s IPO will open for subscription on December 19. Fresh shares worth Rs 400 crore will be issued in this IPO. At the same time, 10,160,000 shares will be placed under offer for sale. The company has not yet announced the price band. This IPO can be subscribed till 23 December. The company’s shares may be listed on the stock exchanges on December 27.

These IPOs will come in SME segment

IPOs of NACDAC Infrastructure and Identical Brains Studios will be launched next week in the SME segment. NACDAC Infrastructure shares are trading at GMP of 71.43 percent. At the same time, listing of 6 SME IPOs is also to be done.

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