LARGEST IPOs IN INDIA

Indian's IPO landscaper is a mix of successes and failures. While some of the largest IPOs have delivered impressive listing gains, most have fallen short of expectations.

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Raised ₹ 9,187 crore from IPO in 2007 and achieved an 8.58% listing day gain, showcasing the market's confidence in the real estate giant.

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Raised ₹ 11,563 crore from IPO in 2008, and saw a 17.22% listing day loss, indicating investor concerns about the company's growth prospects.

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Raised ₹ 15,199 crore from IPO in 2010 and saw a remarkable 39.73% listing day gain, making it one of the most successful IPOs in India.

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Raised ₹ 11,175 crore from IPO in 2017, and experienced a 4.56% listing day loss, reflecting market sentiment at the time.

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Raised ₹ 9,600 crore from IPO in 2017, and suffered a 9.37% listing day loss, highlighting investor caution towards the insurance sector.

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Raised ₹ 10,354 crore from IPO in 2020, and saw a 9.51% listing day loss, potentially due to market volatility and concerns about the credit card industry.

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Raised ₹ 9,375 crore from IPO in 2021 and delivered a strong 65.59% listing day gain, reflecting investor enthusiasm for the food delivery platform.

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Raised ₹ 18,300 crore from IPO in 2021, and suffered a substantial 27.25% listing day loss, reflecting market skepticism about the fintech company's valuation.

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Raised ₹21,008 crore, but investors were disappointed with a 7.75% listing day loss. The under performance can be attributed to various factors, including valuation concerns and market sentiment.

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The largest IPO in India, raising ₹ 27,870 crore, unfortunately saw a significant 7.16% listing day loss. This underscores the challenges faced by large scale IPOs.

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LARGEST IPOs IN INDIA

Only 3 of the 10 largest Indian IPOs have delivered listing gain

Indian's IPO landscaper is a mix of successes and failures. While some of the largest IPOs have delivered impressive listing gains, most have fallen short of expectations.

Raised ₹ 9,187 crore from IPO in 2007 and achieved an 8.58% listing day gain, showcasing the market's confidence in the real estate giant.

DLF

Raised ₹ 11,563 crore from IPO in 2008, and saw a 17.22% listing day loss, indicating investor concerns about the company's growth prospects.

RELIANCE POWER

Raised ₹ 15,199 crore from IPO in 2010 and saw a remarkable 39.73% listing day gain, making it one of the most successful IPOs in India.

COAL INDIA

Raised ₹ 11,175 crore from IPO in 2017, and experienced a 4.56% listing day loss, reflecting market sentiment at the time.

GIC

Raised ₹ 9,600 crore from IPO in 2017, and suffered a 9.37% listing day loss, highlighting investor caution towards the insurance sector.

NEW INDIA ASSURANCE

Raised ₹ 10,354 crore from IPO in 2020, and saw a 9.51% listing day loss, potentially due to market volatility and concerns about the credit card industry.

SBI CARDS

Raised ₹ 9,375 crore from IPO in 2021 and delivered a strong 65.59% listing day gain, reflecting investor enthusiasm for the food delivery platform.

ZOMATO

Raised ₹ 18,300 crore from IPO in 2021, and suffered a substantial 27.25% listing day loss, reflecting market skepticism about the fintech company's valuation.

PAYTM

Raised ₹21,008 crore, but investors were disappointed with a 7.75% listing day loss. The under performance can be attributed to various factors, including valuation concerns and market sentiment.

LIC

The largest IPO in India, raising ₹ 27,870 crore, unfortunately saw a significant 7.16% listing day loss. This underscores the challenges faced by large scale IPOs.

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