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The shares opened 2% below the IPO price, which could affect early investors' returns and signal market sentiment toward Vishal Nirmiti's stock.
On October 8, Vishal Nirmiti made a subdued debut in the stock market, listing below the issue price. This IPO, amounting to Rs 178 crore, included both a fresh issue and an offer for sale. Subscription rates were notably high among retail and non-institutional investors. Proceeds from the IPO are set to support working capital needs and repay loans.
An IPO (initial public offering) lets a private company sell shares to the public for the first time, raising capital for purposes such as working capital and debt repayment, while a fresh issue creates new shares and an offer for sale lets existing shareholders sell their holdings.