2023 in review: The remarkable journey of top performing Indian IPOs

As we bid farewell to this eventful year, let's shine a spotlight on the most subscribed IPOs that captivated investors and contributed to the thriving IPO landscape.

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The year 2023 has been nothing short of spectacular for the Indian Initial Public Offering (IPO) market. With over 57 companies collectively raising around Rs 49,000 crore through mainboard IPOs, the IPO street has been bustling with activity. As we bid farewell to this eventful year, let's shine a spotlight on the most subscribed IPOs that captivated investors and contributed to the thriving IPO landscape.

Most subscribed IPOs of 2023: A recap

1. Plaza Wires
2. Aeroflex Industries
3. Ratnaveer Precision
4. Netweb Technologies
5. Vishnu Prakash R Punglia

These companies, including Plaza Wires, Aeroflex Industries, Ratnaveer Precision, Netweb Technologies, and Vishnu Prakash R Punglia, garnered significant attention from investors, reflecting the robust demand for new offerings in the market.

Top performers: The most lucrative IPOs

The success of an IPO is not just measured by subscription numbers but also by the funds raised and the subsequent market performance. In 2023, Tata Technologies, DOMS Industries, JSW Infrastructure, IREDA, and Cello World emerged as the most lucrative IPOs, collectively amassing bids worth nearly Rs 4 lakh crore.

1. Tata Technologies

Amount Raised: Rs 3,042.51 crore
Subscription: 69.43 times
Current Trading Price: Rs 1,209.2 (141% higher than the upper end of the price band)
Tata Technologies led the pack, raising an impressive amount of Rs 3,042.51 crore. The subscription frenzy reached 69.43 times, reflecting the overwhelming investor confidence. The stock is now trading significantly higher than its IPO price, showcasing the company's strong market debut.

2. DOMS Industries

Amount Raised: Rs 1,200 crore
Subscription: 93.52 times
Current Trading Price: Rs 1,351.7 (over 70% higher than the issue price)
DOMS Industries surprised everyone by not just meeting but exceeding expectations. With an amount raised of Rs 1,200 crore and a subscription of 93.52 times, the company's stock is now trading over 70% higher than its issue price, highlighting its successful market entry.

3. JSW Infrastructure

Amount Raised: Rs 2,800 crore
Subscription: 37.37 times
Current Trading Price: Rs 214.35 (over 80% higher than the upper price end)
JSW Infrastructure made a notable impact by raising Rs 2,800 crore. The strong subscription of 37.37 times indicates solid investor interest. The stock is now trading at a significant premium from its IPO price, showcasing the company's robust market standing.

4. IREDA

Amount Raised: Rs 2,150.21 crore
Subscription: 38.8 times
Current Trading Price: Rs 109.84 (243% higher than the upper end of the price band)
IREDA made waves in the IPO market, amassing Rs 2,150.21 crore with a subscription of 38.8 times. The stock is now trading at an impressive 243% higher than the upper end of the price band, underscoring its strong market performance.

5. Cello World

Amount Raised: Rs 1,900 crore
Subscription: 38.9 times
Current Trading Price: Rs 775.35 (19% higher than the issue price)
Cello World raised Rs 1,900 crore with a subscription of 38.9 times. The stock, trading 19% higher than its issue price, reflects sustained growth and investor confidence in the company's prospects.

A year of triumphs for Indian IPO

As we reflect on the incredible journey of Indian IPOs in 2023, it's evident that the market has seen remarkable triumphs. The robust subscription figures, coupled with impressive funds raised and subsequent market performances, showcase the strength and resilience of companies entering the public domain. As we look ahead, the Indian IPO landscape is poised for continued growth and innovation in the years to come.