BD Industries IPO: The initial public offering (IPO) of plastic components manufacturer BD Industries opened for subscription on Wednesday, Jul 30. The SME IPO is entirely a fresh issue of 42 lakh shares, aimed at raising about ₹45.36 crore, which the company intends to use for the repayment or pre-payment of certain borrowings, funding working capital requirements, and investment in its subsidiary B.D. Industries (India) Private Limited, and for general corporate purposes.
BD Industries IPO subscription status
By 10:40 AM on the first day of subscription on Wednesday, the issue had seen an overall subscription of 0.01 times, with the retail segment booked 0.02 times. The segments reserved for NIIs and QIBs had not seen any subscription till then.
BD Industries IPO details
1. BD Industries IPO GMP: According to market sources, the latest grey market premium (GMP) of BD Industries shares was nil. The latest GMP indicates the stock could be listed at par with the issue price.
2. BD Industries IPO date: The SME IPO opened for subscription on Wednesday, July 30, and will remain open until Friday, August 1.
3. BD Industries IPO price: The price band of the public issue has been fixed at ₹102 to ₹108 per equity share.
4. BD Industries IPO size: The company plans to raise ₹45.36 crore from this issue, which it will use to meet working capital requirements and fund capital expenditure requirements.
5. BD Industries IPO lot size: Bidders can apply in lots, and one lot of the SME IPO comprises 1,200 company shares. Retail investors can bid for a minimum and maximum of 2,400 shares.
6. BD Industries IPO reservation: Nearly 13,94,400 shares, or 33.20 per cent of the net issue, are reserved for retail investors. The company has reserved 19,92,000 shares (47.43 per cent of the net issue) for QIBs, while 5,97,600 shares (14.23 per cent of the net issue) are reserved for NIIs.
7. BD Industries IPO allotment date: The company is expected to finalise the share allotment on Monday, August 4. Successful bidders can expect shares of the company in their demat accounts on Tuesday, August 5, and bidders who fail to get the allocation may get a refund on the same day.
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