The initial public offering (IPO) of Arkade Developers, a real estate development company, has garnered strong demand from investors. Here are the key highlights, allotment status, GMP, and listing date.
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The allotment status of Arkade Developers IPO has been finalized and can be checked on the BSE website or the official portal of the IPO registrar, Bigshare Services.
The listing date of Arkade Developers IPO is scheduled for September 24.
The estimated listing price of Arkade Developers IPO is Rs 189, reflecting a 47.66% rise from the initial IPO price of Rs 128.
The current gray market premium (GMP) of Arkade Developers IPO is Rs 63 as of September 21, 2024, at 1:26 PM.
Proceeds from the issue of Arkade IPO will be used to develop both ongoing and upcoming projects, fund the acquisition of future real estate ventures, and cover general corporate expenses.
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