Paytm Ipo

Oyo is expected to file for an initial public offering (IPO) next week to raise around $1 billion (roughly Rs 7,380 crores), as per a source.

Ride-sharing giant Ola plans to raise up to $1 billion through an initial public offering and is finalising banks to advise on the fund-raise

A Delhi court on Monday has given police three weeks to conclude an investigation into claims from a former Paytm director who said he co-founded the digital payment platform but did not receive shares owed.

The amount of money raised in IPOs this year has reached $8.8 billion, already surpassing the totals of the past three years though its only August.

Paytm's $2.2 billion IPO is facing an unusual hurdle - a 71-year-old former director has urged markets regulator to stall the offering.

Nykaa, the e-commerce beauty products startup, has filed for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) following Zomato’s stellar debut. The company backed by private equity firm TGP joins Paytm and Ola in a growing list of Indian companies looking to enter the market.

Paytm expects to launch its IPO at around the end of October, pending regulatory approvals, a source familiar with the matter said.

India's biggest-ever initial public offering can't be chalked up solely to the zeitgeist. Like most markets, irrational exuberance and easy money will no doubt play a part in Paytm's upcoming $2.2 billion share sale.

Paytm's IPO plan comes at a time when several first-generation homegrown startups in India prepare to go public on domestic bourses.

Zomato surged 65.8 precent in its stock market debut on Friday, giving the startup a valuation of Rs. 98,849 crores and setting the stage for other domestic startups that are waiting in the wings with listing plans of their own.

Berkshire Hathaway Inc-backed Paytm, hospitality company Oyo Hotels and ride-hailing firm Ola, both backed by SoftBank, are among other startups set to enter markets.

Swiggy has raised another $1.25 billion (roughly Rs. 9,320 crores) in its latest funding round led by SoftBank. This comes just days after Zomato’s huge IPO drew bids worth $46.3 billion (roughly Rs. 3,45,410 crores) as it was oversubscribed more than 38 times.

Digital payments pioneer Paytm on Friday took a major step towards launching India's biggest initial public offering, telling regulators that it would seek to sell $2.2 billion in shares.

The Paytm IPO will include an issue of new shares worth Rs 8,300 crore and an offer for sale worth Rs 8,300 crore, the digital payments company said in its its draft red herring prospectus

Paytm, backed by SoftBank, has filed for an initial public offering (IPO) of up to $2.23 billion (roughly Rs. 16,640 crores), draft papers submitted to the country's market regulator showed on Friday.

Oyo is expected to file for an initial public offering (IPO) next week to raise around $1 billion (roughly Rs 7,380 crores), as per a source.

Ride-sharing giant Ola plans to raise up to $1 billion through an initial public offering and is finalising banks to advise on the fund-raise

A Delhi court on Monday has given police three weeks to conclude an investigation into claims from a former Paytm director who said he co-founded the digital payment platform but did not receive shares owed.

The amount of money raised in IPOs this year has reached $8.8 billion, already surpassing the totals of the past three years though its only August.

Paytm's $2.2 billion IPO is facing an unusual hurdle - a 71-year-old former director has urged markets regulator to stall the offering.

Nykaa, the e-commerce beauty products startup, has filed for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) following Zomato’s stellar debut. The company backed by private equity firm TGP joins Paytm and Ola in a growing list of Indian companies looking to enter the market.

Paytm expects to launch its IPO at around the end of October, pending regulatory approvals, a source familiar with the matter said.

India's biggest-ever initial public offering can't be chalked up solely to the zeitgeist. Like most markets, irrational exuberance and easy money will no doubt play a part in Paytm's upcoming $2.2 billion share sale.

Paytm's IPO plan comes at a time when several first-generation homegrown startups in India prepare to go public on domestic bourses.

Zomato surged 65.8 precent in its stock market debut on Friday, giving the startup a valuation of Rs. 98,849 crores and setting the stage for other domestic startups that are waiting in the wings with listing plans of their own.

Berkshire Hathaway Inc-backed Paytm, hospitality company Oyo Hotels and ride-hailing firm Ola, both backed by SoftBank, are among other startups set to enter markets.

Swiggy has raised another $1.25 billion (roughly Rs. 9,320 crores) in its latest funding round led by SoftBank. This comes just days after Zomato’s huge IPO drew bids worth $46.3 billion (roughly Rs. 3,45,410 crores) as it was oversubscribed more than 38 times.

Digital payments pioneer Paytm on Friday took a major step towards launching India's biggest initial public offering, telling regulators that it would seek to sell $2.2 billion in shares.

The Paytm IPO will include an issue of new shares worth Rs 8,300 crore and an offer for sale worth Rs 8,300 crore, the digital payments company said in its its draft red herring prospectus

Paytm, backed by SoftBank, has filed for an initial public offering (IPO) of up to $2.23 billion (roughly Rs. 16,640 crores), draft papers submitted to the country's market regulator showed on Friday.