24 Apr , 2022 By : Kanchan Joshi
Two IPOs (Initial Public Offering) are going to open this week for bidders. Campus Activewear IPO will be the first one opening on Tuesday, 26th April where Rainbow Children's Medicare IPO will be the second public issue opening on Wednesday 27th April 2022. Both public issues aim to generate around Rs2995 crore from their respective public offers as Campus Activewear IPO size is around Rs1400 crore while Rainbow Children's Medicare aims to raise near Rs1595 crore from its public issue.
Here are the key highlights of two IPOs:
Campus Activewear IPO: As per the information available on the BSE, the public issue worth Rs1,400.14 crore will open for subscription on 26th April 2022 and it will remain open for subscription till 28th April 2022. BSE further informs that Campus Activewear IPO price band has been fixed at Rs278 to Rs292 per share. As per the market observers Campus Activewear IPO GMP today is Rs60, means around 20 per cent higher from its upper price band of Rs292 per share. The likely date for share allotment is 4th may whereas tentative date for Campus Activewears share listing is 9th May 2022.
Rainbow Children's Medicare IPO: As per the information available on the BSE, the public issue worth Rs1,595.59 crore will open for subscription on 27th April 2022 and it will remain open for subscription till 29th April 2022. BSE further informs that Rainbow Children's Medicare IPO price band has been fixed at Rs516 to Rs542 per share. As per the market observers Rainbow Children's Medicare IPO GMP today is Rs35, means around 6.50 per cent higher from its upper price band of Rs542 per share. The likely date for share allotment is 5th may whereas tentative date for Rainbow Children's Medicare share listing is 10th May 2022.
Unlike 2021, traffic on IPO market in 2022 is very low. So far this year, only 5 companies have launched their public offers namely Adani Wilmar, AGS Transact Technologies, Vedant Fashions, UMA Exports and Veranda Learning Solutions. In 2021, the IPO market recorded staggering demand with companies raising a whopping Rs1.18 trillion through the public share sales.
However, on the global level, the IPO markets worldwide have plunged in the first quarter (January - March) of this after a record high performance in 2021. As per the Bloomberg data, IPOs around the world have raised $65 billion in Q4FY22, which is near 70 per cent lower from Q4FY21 raised money of $219 billion.
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