Entero Healthcare Options, JNK India, Exicom Tele-Methods and Akme Fintrade (India) have acquired markets regulator Sebi’s approval to lift funds by preliminary public choices.
Nonetheless, the Securities and Change Board of India has returned the IPO papers of Stallion India Fluorochemicals.
As per the processing standing of draft provide paperwork until January 19, the watchdog has accredited the preliminary public providing (IPO) of the 4 corporations.
These 4 companies, which had filed their preliminary papers with the markets watchdog between June and October, obtained commentary letters on January 16-19, an replace with the Securities and Change Board of India (Sebi) confirmed on Thursday.
In Sebi’s parlance, acquiring commentary letters means its go-ahead to launch an IPO.
Going by the draft papers of Entero Healthcare Options, the IPO includes a recent challenge of fairness shares price as much as Rs 1,000 crore and an Provide For Sale (OFS) element of as much as 85.57 lakh fairness shares.
These promoting shares in OFS are promoters Prabhat Agrawal, Prem Sethi, and OrbiMed Asia III Mauritius Ltd, and different shareholders Chethan MP, Deepesh T Gala, Hemant Jose Barros, Hemant Jaggi, KRVS Varaprasad, Ok E Prakash and Lavu Sahadev.
Entero Healthcare Options was based in 2018 by Prabhat Agarwal and Prem Sethi.
The general public challenge of JNK India consists of a recent challenge of fairness shares price as much as Rs 300 crore and an OFS of as much as 84.21 lakh fairness shares by promoters and an current shareholder.
Underneath the OFS, promoters — Goutam Rampelli, Dipak Kacharulal Bharuka, JNK Heaters Co Ltd and Mascot Capital and Advertising and marketing Pvt Ltd — and shareholder Milind Joshi will offload shares of the Mumbai-based firm.
The Udaipur-based Akme Fintrade (India) Ltd’s preliminary share sale includes recent issuance of 1.1 crore fairness shares with no provide on the market (OFS) element.
Proceeds of the problem are proposed for use to enhance the capital base of the corporate.
The IPO of Exicom Tele-Methods Ltd includes a recent challenge of fairness shares aggregating as much as Rs 400 crore and an offer-for-sale element of as much as 74 lakh fairness shares by promoter NextWave Communications.
At current, NextWave Communications owns a 71.45 per cent stake within the firm.
Proceeds of the recent challenge will likely be used in direction of organising manufacturing strains on the manufacturing facility in Telangana, funding in analysis & improvement and product improvement, and fee of debt to help working capital necessities and common company functions.
The fairness shares of those 4 corporations are proposed to be listed on bourses –BSE and NSE.
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First Printed: Jan 26 2024 | 12:10 AM IST
