Upcoming IPO Listing Marathi News: Next week, 3 companies will be listed in the stock market. These include four menboard and six small and medium enterprises (SME) companies. In addition, the SME company’s initial public proposal (IPO) will be open to subscription. However, no new IPO will open in the menboard section. Its information is given in the National Stock Exchange (NSE) schedule.
Shares of four companies will be listed in the Menboard Segment – Shlos Bangalore (Leela Hotels), Ejice Vopack Terminals, Prostorm Info Systems and Skoda Tubes. Of these, shares of Leela Hotels and Ajice Vopac Terminals will be entered into the stock market on Monday, June 7. Shares of Prosterm Info Systems will be listed on Tuesday, June 7, 5th.
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Shares of Skoda Tubes are expected to finalize Monday, June 7, and the shares will be listed in the exchange on Wednesday, June 7. According to NSE data, the IPO of Shlos Bangalore, Ezis Vopack Terminals and Prostorm Info Systems subscribed 5.5 times, 5.99 times and 9.5 times respectively.
List of several SME IPOs next week
There will be a lot of work in the SME department next week. Six companies will be listed – Blue Water Logistics, Nikita Papers, Estonia Labs, NR Vandana Tex Industries, Neptune Petrochemicals and 3B Films. In addition, the IPO of Ganga Bath Fittings will be open for subscription from June 1 to June 5 to June 3.
Shares of Blue Water Logistics, Nikita Papers and Estonia Labs will be listed on June 7. Shares of NR Vandana Tex Industries will be fixed on June 7 and will be listed on June 7. Similarly, shares of Neptune Petrochemicals will be listed on the NSE platform on June 7 after the distribution of shares on June 7.
Shares of 3B Films are expected to be finalized on June 7, and will be listed on Friday, June 7 on the BSE SME platform.
In addition, the IPO of Ganga Bath Fittings will be open for subscription from June 1 to June 5 to June 3. The company is planning to raise Rs 5.5 crore through 5.5 million equity shares. For this, the cost of Rs.
