Initial Public Offerings(IPO)

Introduction
Book Building and Fixed Price Issue are the two types of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) through which a public company can raise money in the capital market.

In a book building public issue the bids are received at different price  levels  and  the  demand for  the  issue  is built up over a period of time. Depending upon the bids received  at different price  levels  the  issue  price  is  ascertained.  In  a  fixed  price issue  the issue price is pre ascertained by the issuer.

ONLINE IPO

MOSL facilitates the IPO application for all of its clients through online platform. Using the Online IPO service, an existing can apply for the IPO through our online trading platform

How to apply in IPOs?

Ø  One needs to have a demat account

Ø  Make available the copy of PAN card

Ø  Other basic essentials such as address proof, bank details and the contact details.

How do I become an online customer in IPO’s?
In order to start placing an order in IPO’s online, you will have to become a registered client of MOSL. All you have to do is open an online account with us. Once your account is activated, you can place your orders completely online.

In case you are already an existing customer of Motilal Oswal but not registered for the online IPO product, please follow below mentioned steps.

 
Simple Steps to Signing up for Online IPO

Please collect POA & Supplemental form nearest MOSL branch or same can be downloaded from following URL:

http://onlinetrade.motilaloswal.com/links/pdf/poaforipo&mf.pdf

http://onlinetrade.motilaloswal.com/links/pdf/supplementalagreement-ipo&mf.pdf
 

Kindly sign on all the pages of the POA and the Supplemental agreement.

Once you have filled up the details in the relevant places, please courier your forms to us on the address mentioned below:

Customer Service Desk (online)

Motilal Oswal Securities Ltd.

Palm Spring Centre, 2nd flr,

Next To D-Mart Super Market,

Link Road, Malad (West),

Mumbai – 400064.

In India this is the first step to investing.  Many active investors started their stock market journey by investing in IPOs.  But those were the days of controller of capital issues and shares were allotted at face value.

Today since there is a book building process and all IPOs are freely prices it helps to understand the risks involved by investing in an IPO.