Innova Captab IPO: Subscriptions Incerease By 55.26 Times On Day 3


2023/12/26 20:50:59 IST

Innova Captab IPO

    The IPO of Innova Captab, a pharmaceutical company, continued to attract significant attention from investors on the third day of bidding.

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Subscription Details

    The IPO, initially subscribed 1.41 times on Day 1 and 3.65 times on Day 2, it raised Rs 570 crore through its initial stake sale.

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IPO Price Band

    The price band for the IPO is set at Rs 426-448 per share, with a minimum bid requirement of 33 equity shares and multiples thereof.

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Fund Utilisation

    Innova Captab plans to raise Rs 570 crore through a fresh issue, while existing shareholders are selling 55,80,357 equity shares via Offer for Sale (OFS).

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Bidding Statistics

    As of 1:15 pm on Day 3, investors bid for 10,41,26,352 equity shares, representing 11.47 times the offered shares.

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Bidding Conclusion

    The three-day bidding process, initiated on December 21, is set to conclude today.

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Subscription Rates

    Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs) subscribed 24.43 times, retail portion 11.43 times, and Qualified Institutional Bidders (QIBs) 1.48 times.

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Business Overview

    Established in 2005, Innova Captab operates in contract development, manufacturing, and domestic and international generics business segments.

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Product Portfolio

    The companys product range includes tablets, capsules, injections, ointments, and liquid medicines. It exports branded generics to 20 and 16 countries in specified periods.

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Anchor Investor Funding

    The grey market premium for Innova Captab has seen a decline but still indicates a potential upside. The company raised Rs 171 crore from anchor investors by allocating shares at Rs 448 per share.

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