WHY RETAIL INVESTORS SHUN SOME IPOS
Business Standard|October 26, 2024
Hyundai Motors India's listing is the latest in a trend seen over the years
INDIVJAL DHASMANA
WHY RETAIL INVESTORS SHUN SOME IPOS

The main board initial public offering (IPO) market is quite bullish with 64 such issues being listed on stock exchanges till Tuesday this year, the highest in more than five calendar years. A total of 63 IPOs were floated in 2021, in the entire year.

As many as 43 IPOs were issued till October 29 in 2021 with an aggregate amount of ₹73,525 crore compared to ₹92,631 crore in the same period roughly this year.

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