2025 has been mixed for IPOs so far. Of the 9 mainboard public offerings that have debuted so far in the Indian exchanges, 4 are trading below their listing prices. Has India’s IPO fever cooled off, or is the market simply taking a breather before the next big wave?
With several high profile public offerings in the pipeline, let’s take a closer look at how the newly listed stocks are performing.
Indo Farm Equipment
Indo Farm Equipment made a lukewarm market debut on January 3, listing at Rs 256 on the NSE, 19% higher than its IPO price of Rs 215. On the BSE, it opened slightly stronger at Rs 258.40, a 20.19% premium.
Looking at its overall range, the stock hit a high of Rs 293.20 and a low of Rs 170.66 since its listing in the Indian bourses. At the current trading price, the stock is just 13.09% above its lowest point.
As of the latest update, Indo Farm Equipment’s market capitalisation stands at Rs 927.58 crore.
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Stallion India Fluorochemicals made a strong debut on January 23, listing at Rs 120 on both the NSE and BSE, a 33% premium over its IPO price of Rs 90.
However, the share price of the companny has since faced a decline, currently trading at around Rs 73, a drop of 39.16% from its listing price.
In the past few days alone, it has slipped nearly 9%. The company’s highest recorded price so far is Rs 125, while its lowest stands at Rs 71.11. At its current level, the stock is just 2.66% above its lowest point.
Standard Glass Lining Technology
Standard Glass Lining Technology made a decent stock market debut on January 13, listing at Rs 176 on the BSE, a 25.7% premium over its issue price of Rs 140.
However, the share price has since declined and is currently trading at Rs 135.01, down 3.56% from its IPO price.
Over the past five days, it has slipped nearly 7%. The stock hit a high of Rs 213.80 and a low of Rs 129.61 since its listing, with its current price standing 4.17% above its lowest point.
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