Seven Companies Set to Make Market Debut in India
Seven companies, including Raymond Realty and Kalpataru Ltd, are set to debut on Indian stock exchanges this week. The listings will span from Tuesday to Thursday, offering a mix of real estate, financial services, and industrial sectors.
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Raymond Realty, spun off from Raymond Ltd, focuses on luxury homes in Mumbai's suburbs and is planning six new projects worth ₹14,000 crore by FY26—all while staying net-debt-free. Kalpataru Ltd brings 37 years of real estate experience across residential, commercial, retail, and township projects. Its ₹1,590 crore IPO (priced at ₹387-₹414 per share) is mainly for paying off debt and covering business needs.
Kalpataru's IPO values it at nearly ₹8,500 crore at the top end; Raymond Realty could list between ₹9,500-₹13,000 crore based on expected prices. While both target similar investors, they differ in size and maturity—Raymond stands out for its clean balance sheet. Analysts see long-term potential in both stocks as investor interest heats up this week.
Ellenbarrie Industrial Gases, a leading supplier of industrial gases, and Globe Civil Projects, a provider of civil construction services, will list on Wednesday. HDB Financial Services, a non-banking financial company (NBFC), and Sambhv Steel Tubes, a manufacturer of seamless steel tubes, will also make their debut on Wednesday. Indogulf Cropsciences, a producer of agrochemicals, will round off the week's listings on Thursday.
The diverse range of sectors represented by these companies offers investors a variety of opportunities. From real estate and financial services to industrial gases and agrochemicals, the market debut of these firms is expected to attract significant attention from both retail and institutional investors. Analysts predict that the strong fundamentals and growth potential of these companies will likely drive positive investor sentiment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an IPO?
An IPO, or Initial Public Offering, is the first sale of stock by a private company to the public. It allows companies to raise capital from public investors and become listed on a stock exchange.
Which companies are listing on Tuesday?
Raymond Realty and Kalpataru Ltd are set to debut on Tuesday.
What is the expected valuation of Raymond Realty and Kalpataru Ltd?
Raymond Realty is expected to list between ₹9,500-₹13,000 crore, while Kalpataru Ltd is valued at nearly ₹8,500 crore at the top end of its IPO price range.
What sectors do the companies listing this week represent?
The companies represent a mix of sectors including real estate, financial services, industrial gases, civil construction, and agrochemicals.
When will Indogulf Cropsciences list?
Indogulf Cropsciences will list on Thursday, rounding off the week's listings.
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