Opening Date
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July 14, 2021
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Closing Date
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July 16, 2021
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Face Value
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Rs. 1 per equity share
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IPO Price Band
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Rs. 72 to 76 per equity share
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Minimum Order Quantity
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195 equity shares
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Issue Size
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Rs. 9,375 crores
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After a long wait, the Zomato IPO is finally all set to hit the Indian shores. The company has recently come out with a notification that specified the Zomato IPO share price as well, which generally indicates that the launch of the IPO is near. That said, here’s a quick look at some of the key Zomato IPO details.
As you’re probably already aware of, Zomato is one of the country’s leading food delivery companies. In addition to providing food delivery services, the company also offers several dining-out services including table reservations. The entity also has a paid membership program termed Zomato Pro, that offers discounts and other privileges to members who’ve subscribed to the service.
Zomato has also forayed into the business-to-business (B2B) segment as well with its Hyperpure service. Hyperpure delivers fresh, quality ingredients to restaurants and commercial kitchens. The company enjoys a strong brand presence all throughout the country and is very recognizable.
Now that you’re acquainted with the company and the services it provides, let’s move on to the details such as the Zomato IPO date and Zomato IPO share price.
The company has notified that its upcoming IPO issue would open up for subscription on July 14, 2021 and that it would come to a close on July 16, 2021.
The total issue size of the latest IPO of Zomato comes up to around Rs. 9,375 crores. The IPO consists of both a fresh issue component as well as an offer for sale from the promoter as well. The fresh issue of shares is likely to generate around Rs. 9,000 crores for the company, whereas the remaining amount would go to the promoter. However, the quantum of shares to be sold to the public hasn’t been disclosed as of yet.
Zomato has also notified the price band of its upcoming IPO as Rs. 72 to Rs. 76 per share. This makes it very cost effective and easily accessible for retail investors.
As with almost all mainboard IPOs, the one from Zomato would also be listed on both the Bombay Stock Exchange as well as the National Stock Exchange.
The company is looking to use the proceeds that it generates from the issue of fresh shares towards acquisition and funding growth initiatives. It would also use the proceeds to cover general corporate expenses as well.
Conclusion
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