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Snapdeal Calls Off IPO Plans As Tech Stocks Reel From Meltdown
Founded by Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal in 2010, Snapdeal was an early bird in the e-commerce space but the fierce competition saw cash-rich Amazon and Flipkart surge ahead.
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Snapdeal To Shelve $152 Million IPO (Public Issue) Amid Tech Stocks Meltdown
The change of Snapdeal's plans comes as tech stocks in India that listed in recent years face investors' wrath.
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Snapdeal Files for IPO, Targets to Raise Rs. 1,250 Crore Through Fresh Issue of Shares
Snapdeal filed papers with Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) for an IPO through which it plans to raise Rs. 1,250 crore.
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In Snapdeal IPO, Founders Kunal Bahl And Rohit Bansal Won't Sell Any Stake
Snapdeal has filed preliminary documents with markets regulator Sebi to raise funds through an initial public offer (IPO), joining the league of internet-led businesses looking to list on domestic stock exchanges.
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Infibeam's Rs. 450 Crore IPO Opens on Monday
The shopping portal will be the first Indian e-commerce firm to tap the IPO route.
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Infibeam to Set Up Data Centre at Gandhinagar
Infibeam said the new centre would provide advantages including "underlying control over hardware, increased availability, and mitigation of geo-specific risk."
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Infibeam To Raise Rs 450 Crore in E-Commerce Sector's First IPO
Infibeam's debut is widely expected to serve as a proxy for stock market investors' appetite for potential future offerings in the e-commerce sector, analysts and bankers said.
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Infibeam's Rs 450 Crore IPO To Open On March 21
Infibeam competes with Flipkart, Amazon, Snapdeal and others.
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Why Infibeam Decided to Hit the Markets
Why Infibeam decided to take the IPO route when others have so far chosen to stay away, the company's management explained to NDTV.
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Infibeam's Rs. 450-Crore IPO Gets Sebi Nod
The Indian company will become the first online shopping portal to tap the IPO route.
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Infibeam Gets Sebi's Approval for Rs 450 Crore IPO
It would become the first e-commerce firm to tap the IPO route. Infibeam competes with Flipkart, Amazon, Snapdeal and others in the e-commerce space.
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Infibeam Files for IPO in First Major Domestic E-Commerce Listing
Infibeam's IPO comes at a time of intense competition in India's e-commerce sector.
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Infibeam Files for IPO in India's First E-Commerce Listing
E-retailer Infibeam filed a draft prospectus for an initial public offering (IPO) to raise Rs 450 crore ($70.69 million), becoming the first of India's e-commerce companies to list its shares on the domestic market.
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Rule Change May Pave Way for Flipkart, Snapdeal Listings: Report
Market regulator Sebi or the Securities and Exchange Board of India is planning rule changes that will make it easier for homegrown start-ups such as Flipkart and Snapdeal to list shares on domestic stock exchanges, according to Reuters.
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India Said to Be Mulling IPO Rule Changes to Lure Homegrown Startups
The SEBI is reportedly considering easing rules on mandatory disclosure for the draft prospectuses of Internet-based companies.
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Snapdeal Calls Off IPO Plans As Tech Stocks Reel From Meltdown
Founded by Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal in 2010, Snapdeal was an early bird in the e-commerce space but the fierce competition saw cash-rich Amazon and Flipkart surge ahead.
-
Snapdeal To Shelve $152 Million IPO (Public Issue) Amid Tech Stocks Meltdown
The change of Snapdeal's plans comes as tech stocks in India that listed in recent years face investors' wrath.
-
Snapdeal Files for IPO, Targets to Raise Rs. 1,250 Crore Through Fresh Issue of Shares
Snapdeal filed papers with Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) for an IPO through which it plans to raise Rs. 1,250 crore.
-
In Snapdeal IPO, Founders Kunal Bahl And Rohit Bansal Won't Sell Any Stake
Snapdeal has filed preliminary documents with markets regulator Sebi to raise funds through an initial public offer (IPO), joining the league of internet-led businesses looking to list on domestic stock exchanges.
-
Infibeam's Rs. 450 Crore IPO Opens on Monday
The shopping portal will be the first Indian e-commerce firm to tap the IPO route.
-
Infibeam to Set Up Data Centre at Gandhinagar
Infibeam said the new centre would provide advantages including "underlying control over hardware, increased availability, and mitigation of geo-specific risk."
-
Infibeam To Raise Rs 450 Crore in E-Commerce Sector's First IPO
Infibeam's debut is widely expected to serve as a proxy for stock market investors' appetite for potential future offerings in the e-commerce sector, analysts and bankers said.
-
Infibeam's Rs 450 Crore IPO To Open On March 21
Infibeam competes with Flipkart, Amazon, Snapdeal and others.
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Why Infibeam Decided to Hit the Markets
Why Infibeam decided to take the IPO route when others have so far chosen to stay away, the company's management explained to NDTV.
-
Infibeam's Rs. 450-Crore IPO Gets Sebi Nod
The Indian company will become the first online shopping portal to tap the IPO route.
-
Infibeam Gets Sebi's Approval for Rs 450 Crore IPO
It would become the first e-commerce firm to tap the IPO route. Infibeam competes with Flipkart, Amazon, Snapdeal and others in the e-commerce space.
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Infibeam Files for IPO in First Major Domestic E-Commerce Listing
Infibeam's IPO comes at a time of intense competition in India's e-commerce sector.
-
Infibeam Files for IPO in India's First E-Commerce Listing
E-retailer Infibeam filed a draft prospectus for an initial public offering (IPO) to raise Rs 450 crore ($70.69 million), becoming the first of India's e-commerce companies to list its shares on the domestic market.
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Rule Change May Pave Way for Flipkart, Snapdeal Listings: Report
Market regulator Sebi or the Securities and Exchange Board of India is planning rule changes that will make it easier for homegrown start-ups such as Flipkart and Snapdeal to list shares on domestic stock exchanges, according to Reuters.
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India Said to Be Mulling IPO Rule Changes to Lure Homegrown Startups
The SEBI is reportedly considering easing rules on mandatory disclosure for the draft prospectuses of Internet-based companies.
