Kalpataru's DRHP reveals a massive issue of 159 crore shares with a face value of Rs 10 per share, cementing its position as an integrated real estate development firm.
Kalpataru DevelopersIpoSebiReal EstateIntegrated Development FirmReal Estate MaharashtraAug 16, 2024
The IPO is worth ₹1,590 crore.
The company plans to issue 159 crore shares with a face value of Rs 10 per share.
The IPO proceeds will be utilized to fund the company's future growth plans, including the development of new projects and repayment of debts.
The company is known for its innovative designs, impeccable construction quality, and timely delivery of projects.
The company has partnered with several esteemed financial institutions to manage the IPO process, but the names have not been disclosed.
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