Upcoming IPO 2023: List of new IPOs filed with SEBI in India

Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) is a big deal for any company that decides to go public. An initial public offering (IPO) is the first time a privately owned company has made its shares available to the general public. The decision to file an IPO is often driven by the need for funding to support growth, expansion, and future investments.

IPOs offer several benefits to companies. The most significant advantage is the ability to raise significant amounts of capital, which can be used to finance new projects, pay off debts, and fuel growth. Additionally, IPOs offer liquidity to existing shareholders, as they can sell their shares on the public markets. It also enhances the company's profile, increasing its visibility and credibility in the market.

However, IPOs also have some drawbacks. Going public requires compliance with regulatory requirements, increased scrutiny, and more extensive reporting obligations, which can be expensive and time-consuming. Furthermore, it exposes the company to market fluctuations, and the need to meet shareholder expectations can be a significant pressure on management.

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The IPO process involves several steps, including selecting underwriters, drafting a prospectus, filing with the SEC, pricing the shares, and allocating shares to investors. The process can take several months and requires significant resources, expertise, and planning.

Investors worldwide keep a close eye on the success of upcoming IPOs as the world continues to recover from the pandemic. The IPOs scheduled for the rest of 2023 in India will provide a wealth of opportunities to make a name for oneself in the financial markets.

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So tag along as we list down the upcoming IPOs in India 2023 and explore the latest opportunities for investment and growth.

IPO Calendar November 2023

Tata Technologies Limited

• IPO Dates: November 22, 2023 to November 24, 2023
• Issue price (Rs): 475 to 500
  
• Issue size (cr): 3042.51
  
• Lot size: 30
• Exchange: NSE, BSE

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Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd

• IPO Dates: November 21, 2023 to November 23, 2023
  
• Issue price (Rs): 30 to 32
  
• Issue size (cr): 2150.21
  
• Lot size: 460
  
• Exchange: NSE, BSE
  

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Fedbank Financial Services Limited

• IPO Dates: November 22, 2023 to November 24, 2023
• Issue price (Rs): 133 to 140
• Issue size (cr): 1092.26
• Lot size: 107
  
• Exchange: NSE, BSE

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Flair Writing Industries Limited

• IPO Dates: November 22, 2023 to November 24, 2023
• Issue price (Rs): 288 to 304
  
• Issue size (cr): 593
  
• Lot size: 49
  
• Exchange: NSE, BSE

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Gandhar Oil Refinery (India) Limited

• IPO Dates:  November 22, 2023 to November 24, 2023
  
• Issue price (Rs): 160 to 169
  
• Issue size (cr): 500.69
• Lot size: 88
  
• Exchange: NSE, BSE

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Upcoming IPOs in India 2023

In today's fast-paced investment world, IPOs are gaining significant attention as potential investment opportunities. As a result, it is essential to stay updated on upcoming IPOs and their key details to make informed investment decisions. The table provided below highlights the latest IPOs with their start and closing dates, along with the Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP). By using this information, investors can identify potential investment opportunities and plan their investments accordingly.

Name of the Company	Issue Size in Rs. Crores (Tentative)	DRHP
Infinion Biopharma	To be updated	View
Mukka Proteins Limited	To be updated	View
Capillary Technologies India Limited	To be updated	View
Uma Converter Limited	To be updated	View
Protean eGov Technologies	To be updated	View
TBO TEK Limited	2,100	View
Gujarat Polysol Chemicals	414	View
ONE MOBIKWIK SYSTEMS LIMITED	1,900	View
Utkarsh Small Finance Bank	600	View
Ixigo (Le Travenues Technology Limited)	1,600	View
Penna Cement	1,550	View
Keventer Agro	800	View
Sterlite Power	1,250	View
Fincare Small Finance Bank	1,330	View
Seven Islands Shipping	600	View
Bajaj Energy	5,450	View
Gemini Edibles & Fats India Limited	2,500	View
Medi Assist Healthcare Services Limited	800	View
Inspira Enterprise India Ltd.	800	View
Chemspec Chemicals	700	View
VLCC Healthcare	300 + OFS	View
Oravel Stays Limited (OYO Rooms)	3,300	View

IPO Terminology

Now, before you begin planning your investments in the upcoming IPOs in India in 2023, let's take a brief look at some IPO-relevant vocabulary you'll need to know:

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What is the issue price?

The issue price is the initial price of a security when it becomes available to the public for purchase. It can also refer to the monetary amount asked in exchange for a share, bond, or other security on the market.

When a firm first offers shares to investors, it sets the issue price, which is often based on the amount of capital it needs to raise.

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What is an issue size?

The issue size of an initial public offering is the number of shares multiplied by the value of each share.

What is a cut-off price?

In an IPO, the price at which investors can buy shares is called the "cut-off price." This price can be any price within the price band.

What is a bid lot?

The IPO company sets the floor for the minimum number of shares an investor can apply for. This is called the IPO bid lot, the market lot size, or the minimum order quantity.

What is ASBA?

ASBA is abbreviated as Application Supported by Blocked Amount. It is a way to apply for an IPO that was made by SEBI. It is a form that permits blocking the applicant's money in the bank account to subscribe to an IPO.

What is the basis of allotment?

Allotment refers to the process of allocating shares to investors under the terms of a public offering of stock. The issuance of these shares is contingent upon the fulfilment of certain conditions.

What is QIB?

Institutional investors who are thought to have the knowledge and money to evaluate and invest in the capital markets are qualified institutional buyers.

What is NII?

Individuals who are not affiliated with a large financial institution, such as wealthy individuals, huge brokerage firms, real estate agents, etc., or large corporations and financial institutions, are considered "non-institutional investors" when they seek to acquire or sell stock investments.

What is RII?

The Retail Individual Investor is an investor who makes his own investments and can buy and sell Mutual Funds or Equity Shares through an Exchange from the Indian stock market.

Wrapping Up

In 2023, we are yet to see some of the most anticipated IPOs. Opportunities for investors are varied and promising, ranging from large corporations seeking global expansion to innovative new businesses.

Caution and thorough investigation are essential before making any financial investments. However, if you're prepared with the appropriate methods and can keep an eye out for potential, the initial public offerings (IPOs) scheduled for 2023 could be your chance to be a part of something genuinely remarkable and significant for your portfolio.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What does IPO mean?

An initial public offering (IPO) occurs when a firm makes its initial offering of shares of stock to the general public for purchase. It is the very first time that a firm would sell its stock to members of the general public. Through this approach, corporations can acquire financing while also offering potential investors the opportunity to purchase a part of the company.

2. How can one apply for an IPO?

You are required to have a Demat Account to submit an application for an initial public offering (IPO).

3. How to check an IPO start date?

The IPO schedules of BSE and NSE can be monitored by investors online. The dates on which an initial public offering (IPO) becomes accessible for trade are announced in a notice published by the stock exchanges.