How IPOs of Loss making Startups like Zomato, Paytm, Flipkart, Byjus, Delhivery, Policybazaar, Freshworks, Pepperfry, Burger King, Kalyan Jewellers, Easemytrip, Nazara Technologies are coming up and how are these companies getting listed at the stock market? Let us understand what are the SEBI Regulations for IPO to be launched and how have they changed from earlier.
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Issues by Indian Companies in India:
https://www.sebi.gov.in/sebi_data/commondocs/subsection1_p.pdf
Reforms in the Primary Market:
https://www.sebi.gov.in/sebi_data/meetingfiles/1345799037077-a.pdf
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Time Stamps:
00:00 – Intro
00:56 – Examples of IPOs of Loss Making Companies
01:31 – SEBI Profitability Route for IPO
03:09 – SEBI QIB Route for IPO
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About the Video:
The ongoing IPO season and a flood of companies getting listed in the stock market, serves as a good platform for startups to get their funding. However, it’s startling to see that a lot of loss making Startups or loss making companies like Zomato, Paytm, Flipkart, Byjus, Delhivery, Policybazaar, Freshworks, Pepperfry, Burger King, Kalyan Jewellers, Easemytrip, Nazara Technologies etc. either have already launched their IPOs or have them coming up soon. This seems to raise obvious questions like how are loss making companies getting listed and has the SEBI guidelines changed for such companies to launch their IPOs? So we dug a little deeper and found out exactly what are the requirements for any company to fulfil so as to raise money through an initial public offering from the stock market.
It actually turns out that there are two routes that one business could take to get themselves listed at the shame market. The first one is called the “Profitability Route” wherein apart from being profitable, there are more specifications to the clause that are discussed here in the video. The other one is called the “QIB Route”. The rest of the details have been discussed in the video to help you understand how loss making businesses are raising funds through IPOs.
In this video, we have explained:
1. How many loss making listed companies in India exist?
2. Which are some of the loss making startups?
3. What is the Profitability Route?
4. How many years of profit making business a company has to undertake to be eligible for being listed?
5. What is the QIB Route?
6. How much of the issue size of an IPO is to be subscribed by institutional investors for it to be eligible for an IPO?
7. How many startups are listed on the stock market?
8. How are loss making companies getting listed on the market?
9. What are SEBI guidelines for launching and IPO and raising funds through an IPO?
10. How to apply for IPO online?
11. How to apply for IPO on Zerodha?
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