Deepshikha | Dec 1, 2021 |
List of Upcoming IPOs in December 2021 | IPOs Coming in December 2021
There were 53 initial public offerings (IPOs) in the first 11 months of 2021 (including 1 REIT and 1 INVIT). These IPOs raised a total of Rs.114,653 crore, making this already a historic IPO record year, surpassing 2017 in the process.
In October and November, India saw IPOs worth Rs.37,000 crore, with another Rs.20,000 crore to Rs.25,000 crore expected in December 2021, making it the biggest year by a long shot.
The Paytm IPO, which raised Rs.18,300 crore, was the largest in history in November 2021. MobiKwik, however, has opted to postpone its IPO ambitions indefinitely due to a drop in stock price following its first public offering. As a result, MobiKwik will be removed from the list.
As of now, we have confirmation that Tega Industries will open on December 1st, and Go Air will open on December 8th.
The following is a list of upcoming initial public offerings (IPOs) in December 2021. Keep an eye out for new IPOs and keep your money in the primary market.
| Company Name | IPO Size (Estimated) | IPO Month |
| 1. Emcure Pharmaceuticals | Rs.4,500 crore | Dec-21 |
| 2. Skanray Technologies | Rs.400 crore + OFS | Dec-21 |
| 3. VLCC Healthcare | Rs.300 crore + OFS | Dec-21 |
| 4. Delhivery Ltd | Rs.7,460 crore | Dec-21 |
| 5. API Holdings (PharmEasy) | Rs.6,250 crore | Dec-21 |
| 6. Droom Technology | Rs.3,000 crore | Dec-21 |
| 7. Ixigo | Rs.1,600 crore | Dec-21 |
| 8. RateGain Travel Technologies | Rs.1,200 crore | Dec-21 |
| 9. AGS Transact Technologies | Rs.800 crore | Dec-21 |
| 10. Aadhar Housing Finance | Rs.7,300 crore | Dec-21 |
| 11. Five Star Business Finance | Rs.2,752 crore | Dec-21 |
| 12. Arohan Financials | Rs.1,800 crore | Dec-21 |
| 13. Northern Arc Capital | Rs.1,800 crore | Dec-21 |
| 14. Utkarsh Small Finance Bank | Rs.1,350 crore | Dec-21 |
| 15. Fincare Small Finance Bank | Rs.1,330 crore | Dec-21 |
While the LIC IPO is still a ways off, December is shaping up to be a busy month for IPOs. Again, in December 2021, large digital IPOs such as Delhivery and PharmEasy are projected to reach the IPO market. Here’s a quick rundown of the firms set to go public in December.
The Rs.4,500 crore IPO will include a fresh issue of Rs.1,100 crore and an Rs.3,400 crore offer for sale. The company will use the fresh issue component to settle debt and will focus on generics and active pharmaceutical ingredients.
Skanray Technologies’ IPO will include a fresh issue of Rs.400 crore and an offer for sale of 141.06 lakh shares at an undisclosed price. The company creates, develops, and manufactures medical products with a focus on the Indian market.
VLCC Healthcare’s IPO would include a fresh issue of Rs.300 crore and an offer for the sale of 89.23 lakh shares at an undisclosed price. The company caters to the fast-growing and health-conscious Indian market with health, wellness, and beauty products.
The Delhivery IPO will include a fresh issue of Rs.5,000 crore and a 2,460 crore offer for sale, with the number of shares to be determined. The company specialises in end-to-end logistics, including last-mile delivery, and has a long-term partnership with FedEx. It was championed by first-generation business owners.
PharmEasy’s IPO would be fully made up of new shares worth Rs.6,250 crore. It has established a digital ecosystem to bring doctors, patients, and pharmacies together. It is one of India’s most popular digital pharma selling businesses. It provides online health consultations as well as medication ordering with guaranteed delivery.
The Droom Technology IPO will include a fresh issue of Rs.2,000 crore and an Rs.1,000 crore offer for sale. Droom, like CarTrade Tech, provides an online marketplace for buying and selling automobiles and motorcycles, as well as content-rich tools to aid comparison and decision-making.
The Rs.1,600 crore IPO will include a fresh issue of Rs.850 crore and an Rs.750 crore offer for sale. It has been around for almost 14 years and is one of the few artificial intelligence-based platforms for booking flights, trains, and hotels.
A fresh issue of Rs.400 crore and an offer for sale of Rs.800 crore will make up the Rs.1,200 crore IPO. It provides data centres based on AI to high-profile clientele. The cash will be used to settle debt and deleverage by Rategain, a subsidiary of Rategain UK.
The Rs.800 crore IPO will be wholly new, with promoters and early investors selling shares to the general public. It provides ATM management services, which is AGS’ primary business.
The corporation is placing a large bet on expanding to its existing 40,000 cash recycling devices, which it expects will gradually replace ATMs.
The Rs.7,300 crore IPO will include a fresh issue of Rs.1,500 crore and an Rs.5,800 crore offer for sale. In terms of assets under management, Aadhar Housing Finance is the largest financial intermediary in the affordable housing segment. The cash will be used to expand the company’s capital basis.
The Rs.2,752 crore IPO will be entirely made up of an offer for sale, giving early investors and promoters a partial exit. The company is situated in Chennai and serves the Southern area, with unbanked people in four states accounting for 93 per cent of income.
A fresh issue of Rs.950 crore and an offer for sale of Rs.850 crore will make up the Rs.1,800 crore IPO. Arohan is a non-bank financial company that also offers microfinance to underserved markets. The IPO will contribute to the company’s capital adequacy.
The Rs.1,800 crore IPO will include a fresh issue of Rs.300 crore and an Rs.1,500 crore offer for sale. Northern Arc is an NBFC as well, and it will consider fundraising to increase its capital adequacy and lendable resources.
A fresh issue of Rs.700 crore and an offer for sale of Rs.650 crore will make up the Rs.1,350 crore Utkarsh Small Finance Bank IPO. The company is situated in Varanasi and has a major presence in the Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Bihar belts. The IPO will be utilised to increase capital sufficiency.
A fresh issue of Rs.1,330 crore and an offer for sale of Rs.1,000 crore will make up the Rs.1,330 crore Fincare Small Finance Bank IPO. The proceeds from the fresh issue component will be used to boost the small finance bank’s tier-1 capital and lendable resources.
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