Pranav Constructions, a prominent real estate developer, has filed its IPO papers with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), proposing a fresh issue of Rs 392 crore. The company has appointed Centrum Capital and PNB Investment Services as the
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The fresh issue in Pranav Constructions' IPO is Rs 392 crore.
Centrum Capital and PNB Investment Services are the book running lead managers for Pranav Constructions' IPO.
The primary purposes of the IPO proceeds for Pranav Constructions include the development of new projects, repayment of existing debts, and investment in technology to enhance operational efficiency.
Pranav Constructions is known for delivering high-quality residential and commercial projects and focusing on sustainability and innovation.
The IPO will help Pranav Constructions by providing additional capital for expansion, enhancing its financial position, and enabling it to explore new opportunities in the competitive real estate market.

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