World’s biggest market for sub-$100 million IPOs booms in india

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From finance startup Paytm to the nations largest insurer, investors have lost money from those IPOs in the past two years..

Theyve turned to companies offering up to just $100 million in stock sales, as India hosted 92 such listings this year, the most in the world, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.Agencies..

Small is beautiful in Indias market for initial public offerings after the disappointment of hyped mega-share sales...

Small companies have unlimited potential in fueling the Indian economys vibrancy and we are undertaking efforts, including working closely with various governments, industry bodies, to reach out to such companies for potential listings, BSE Ltd. said in an emailed response to queries...

SME IPOs are far more riskier than the big ones because this space is little researched, there is very few institutional ownership, there are no foreign investors and no mutual funds, said Gajendra Kothari, MD & CEO of Etica Wealth Pvt Ltd., which manages assets more than 16 billion rupees...

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