Primary market investors have been getting maximum returns for the last five years
Returns ranged from 500 to 1000 percent, with premiums falling in five IPOs
Primary market investors have been getting maximum returns for the last five years. A total of 116 IPOs were listed during the period. Of those, 21 IPOs have seen steady returns after more than 50 per cent premium listing. From 2017 to 2021, 9 IPOs were listed with more than 100 per cent premium and 12 IPOs with 50-100 per cent premium.
So far in the current calendar year, out of the total 25 IPOs listed so far, 5 IPOs have gone from 67 per cent to 109 per cent premium listing. In which Newreca Ltd. EU price is Rs. After listing at 66.66 per cent premium against Rs. Closing at 1594.50, giving a return of 298.63 per cent. MTAR also has a listing gain of 88.22 per cent and a return of 165.61 per cent.
GR Infa 109 per cent and Clean Science 76 per cent premium listed.
Despite the secondary market's negative market breadth, the Sensex falling by 586.66 points and the Nifty by 171 points, GR Infa raised the EU price to Rs. 837 against 108.70 to give 108.70 per cent while Clean Science Issue Price is Rs. 900 against 1585.20 with a bumper premium listing of 76.13 per cent. In the last five years, 6 IPOs in 2017, 2 in 2018, 3 in 2019, 5 in 2020 and 5 so far in 2021 have listed 50-140 per cent premium.
The return light of capital is extinguished in life !
In the exceptional 2019, listed Ujivan Small Finance Bank's Rs. The IPO listing gain with an EU price of 37 is currently closing at 30.05 against 51.08 per cent, giving a negative return of -18.78 per cent. Indigo Paints is offering a return of 73.26 per cent, closing at 2581.50 after listing at a premium of 109.31 per cent against Igd Price 1490.
IPO Company Price Listing Gain Closed with Five Year Bumper + / -% Avenue Super 299 114.3 3331 1014.10 CDCL 149 75.57 1535 930.20 HappyEast 166 123.49 1526.75 819.73 IRCTC 320 127.69 2424 657.43 Email Rs. , Listing Gain Percentage)
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