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2021-12-25T06:43:21.000Z
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IPOs Launched in 2021 A quick look at the best performing IPOs of the year
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2023-07-24T09:53:12.000Z

Some initial public offerings (IPOs) do exceedingly well, while others receive a dismal response from investors. We keep a close eye on the performance of BSE and NSE Mainline IPOs. The following reports present a list of IPO shares that were listed in 2021 and yielded the highest profit for investors. Check out the best performing IPOs for the year 2021. These firms' shares went public in 2021 and yielded the biggest return of any other IPO.

Company Name
Listing Date
Issue Price (Rs)
Current Price at BSE (Rs)
Current Price at NSE (Rs)
Gain (%)
Paras Defense And Space Technologies Limited
Oct 01, 2021
175
714.1
715.7
308.06
MTAR Technologies Limited
Mar 15, 2021
575
2271.95
2272.8
295.12
Nureca Limited
Feb 25, 2021
400
1464.25
1462.4
266.06
Laxmi Organic Industries Limited
Mar 25, 2021
130
416.9
417.25
220.69
Easy Trip Planners Limited
Mar 19, 2021
187
585
593.85
212.83
Latent View Analytics Limited
Nov 23, 2021
197
601.95
601.75
205.56
Barbeque Nation Hospitality Limited
Apr 07, 2021
500
1446.15
1446.1
189.23
Sona BLW Precision Forgings Limited
Jun 24, 2021
291
795.8
796.7
173.47
Clean Science and Technology Ltd
Jul 19, 2021
900
2404.15
2404.3
167.13
Stove Kraft Limited
Feb 05, 2021
385
1016.35
1019.5
163.99

A corporation is deemed private before it goes public. The firm has expanded with a limited number of stockholders as a pre-IPO private company, comprising early investors such as the founders, family, and friends, as well as professional investors such as venture capitalists and angel investors.

An initial public offering (IPO) is a significant milestone for a company since it allows it to raise significant funds. This increases the company's capacity to expand and grow. Because of the increased openness and credibility of its public listing, corporations may be able to get better conditions when borrowing money.

An IPO is a method of acquiring capital for significant corporations in which the firm initially sells its stock to the general public. The company's shares are traded on a stock exchange after the IPO. Some of the main motivations for conducting an IPO include raising capital through the sale of shares, providing liquidity to firm founders and early investors, and taking advantage of a higher valuation.

When it comes to a new IPO, demand often outnumbers supply. As a consequence, there's no guarantee that all prospective buyers will be able to purchase stock in an initial public offering. Those who want to participate in an IPO through their brokerage firm may be able to do so, though accessibility may be restricted to the firm's larger clients. Another alternative is to invest in an IPO-focused mutual fund or other investment instrument.

IPOs attract a lot of media interest, some of which is intentionally nurtured by the firm that is going public. IPOs are attractive with investors since they produce price movements on the day of the IPO and for a short time afterwards. This can sometimes result in enormous gains, but it can also result in large losses. Ultimately, investors should consider each IPO in the context of the brochure as well as their own financial status and tolerance for risk. Stay updated on the latest Upcoming IPO 2023!

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