DCX Systems IPO Subscribed 2.11 Times On Day 1
DCX Systems Ltd. launched its Rs 500-crore initial public offering on Oct. 31 amid a volatile market.
The IPO was fully subscribed at 2 p.m. on the first day. The bidding was led by retail investors.
The defence equipment manufacturer is issuing fresh stock worth Rs 400 crore and selling Rs 100 crore shares via an offer-for-sale in a price band of Rs 197-207 apiece.
The share sale, at the higher end of the price band, will fetch Rs 400 crore for the company. The issue represents 25% of the company's equity capital following the offering. At the upper end of the price range, the company is worth Rs 2,002 crore.
DCX Systems raised nearly Rs 225 crore from anchor investors, allocating them 1.08 crore shares at Rs 207 apiece.
Anchor investors include Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd., Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd., BNP Paribas, Quantum State Investment and India SME Investments.
IPO Details
Issue opens on: Oct. 31.
Issue closes on: Nov. 2.
Price band: Rs 197-207 apiece.
Issue size: Rs 500 crore.
Face value: Rs 2 apiece.
Lot size: 72 equity shares and multiples.
Listing on: BSE and NSE.
Lead managers: Edelweiss Financial Services, Axis Capital and Saffron Capital Advisors
Subscription Status: Day 1
The IPO was subscribed 2.11 times as of 5 p.m. on Oct. 31.
Institutional investors: 0.03 times.
Non-institutional investors: 2.16 times.
Retail investors: 8.71 times.
Top Research Reports On DCX Systems:
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