Sat Kartar Shopping IPO opens tomorrow: 8 things to know before you subscribe 

Sat Kartar Shopping, an Ayurveda healthcare company, is set to open its public offering tomorrow, January 10, 2025. As the IPO goes live, here are the key details of the issue, including the price range, investment requirements, and important dates that potential investors should know.

Sat Kartar Shopping IPO: GMP

In the grey market, an unlisted trading platform, Sat Kartar Shopping shares prior to its opening are trading at a premium of Rs 10. This indicates a potential listing price of Rs 91, a 12.35% gain over the upper price band of Rs 81 per share, as per the recent trend.

However, it is important to remember that they are unofficial and speculative. This is not the actual listing price and may fluctuate based on the market trends.

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The NSE SME issue will open for bidding on January 10 and will conclude its subscription window on January 14. Further the bidding process, the allotment of shares will be finalised on January 15, and the shares are expected to be listed on the stock exchange on January 17.

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Sat Kartar Shopping IPO: Price band and investment details

The IPO price band for this SME issue has been set between the range of Rs 77 to Rs 81 per share. Investors can apply in lots of 1,600 shares. The minimum investment for retail investors is R 1,29,600, while high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) will need to invest at least Rs 2,59,200 for 2 lots.

Sat Kartar Shopping IPO: Issue size and structure

Sat Kartar Shopping IPO is a book-built issue, raising Rs 33.80 crores through a fresh issue of 41.73 lakh shares.

Sat Kartar Shopping IPO: Risk factors

As per the DRHP filing,

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