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    Ola Electric IPO GMP signals 16% upside ahead of subscription

    Ola Electric’s IPO, opening on August 2, aims to raise Rs 5,500 crore through a fresh issue and sell 8.49 crore shares. The IPO suggests a 16% grey market premium.

    An unnoticed trend: Industrial houses getting re-rated. After Tata and Mahindra, are Aditya Birla Group stocks next in line?

    In the last four years, beside different sectors getting rerated there has been another sort of re-rating which has been going on the street. Re-rating which is based on the ownership of that set of companies or is commonly known as the industrial houses. In most cases, this has been happening post some kind of restructuring which has been done at group levels. Whether it is demerging, takeover or re-focussing some of the business into additional areas. Now some of the old industrial houses have one big strength, a number of them have real estate assets which can be monetized so they don't have to rush to the capital market or take additional debt when they are re- focusing their priorities. In a number of cases, this has led to unlocking of value and better valuation on the street.

    Emcure Pharma shares debut with 31% premium over issue price

    Before listing, the company's shares traded at a Rs 360 premium in the grey market. It raised Rs 582 crore from anchor investors, including HDFC MF, ICICI Pru MF, SBI MF, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Nomura, and HDFC Life. Analysts are bullish on the IPO for listing gains and long-term growth, citing its strong position in domestic therapeutics and expansion plans in India and exports.

    Types of car insurance plans you should know about

    India mandates third-party insurance (Motor Vehicles Act 1988). IRDAI sets premiums. Types: third-party liability, Own Damage, and Comprehensive insurance with extensive coverage including INR 15 lakh Personal Accident Cover and add-ons. Own Damage covers accidents, disasters, theft. Premiums depend on vehicle age, model, coverage limits, safety gadgets, Insured Declared Value (IDV), and No-Claim Bonus (NCB).

    Pint-sized IPOs become lottery ticket as small investors make up to 1,500% return

    The frenzy around SME IPOs driven by retail investors seeking high returns raises concerns about an overheated market and potential bubbles. Despite the success stories, caution is advised as valuations may not offer sufficient margin of safety in the current environment.

    Ixigo IPO pops; AI jobs command premium pay

    Ixigo lists at about 50% premium, ends day at 20% upper circuit. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    The Economic Times
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