IPO DASHBOARD INDIA 2021

SME IPO refers to the procedure where a privately owned Small and Medium Enterprises issue its shares to the public investors to get converted into a public limited SME company. These public shares are issued by the company in the stock market to raise the capital from the public investors. It serves as a major advantage for the private investors as it helps them in gaining more profits from the current private investors. Now since you know about SME IPO, Let’s have a quick check on what our SME IPO dashboard has to offer? This SME IPO dashboard will help you in knowing the detailed information about the Current SME IPO, Upcoming SME IPO detail with live SME IPO status. The dashboard has:

• SME IPO Watch.
• SME IPO Review.
• SME IPO Subscription details.
• SME IPO Allotment Status.
• SME IPO Basis of Allotment (BoA).
• SME IPO Performance Tracker.
• SME IPO NSE/BSE.
• SME IPO Grey Market.
• Latest SME IPO Details.
• Upcoming SME IPO.
• Current SME IPO.
• SME IPO Prospectus details.

NCD ISSUES Dashboard

NCD refers to the Non-Convertible debenture public issue. These debentures cannot be converted into the equity or stocks. The NCD has a fixed maturity date and interest that can be placed with the principal amount either on monthly, or annual basis.

Key Points of NCD Issues:

• NCD issues is a secure corporate bond that is redeemable.
• Holding a NCD issue disables the bondholders to have any kind of ownership in the company.
• NCD are considered as the securities that do not have any kind of equity element.
• These instruments i.e. NCD Issues are the tradable instruments.
• NCD bonds are listed on both i.e. NSE and BSE exchange.
• These corporate bonds are the debt securities and is a long-term investment option

Right Issues

A right issue serves as an invitation to the existing shareholders in order to purchase the additional shares in the company. Such issue provides the existing shareholders the securities that are called Rights. The right issue is not issued to the general public. Instead, it is issued to the existing shareholders in proportion with their existing holdings.

Key points of Right Issues:

• To hold a right issue, an individual must be a shareholder of the company as to the record date to qualify as a shareholder.
• Right Issues can be traded for 2-3 days before the rights issue.
• The right issue can be subscribed fully or partly to various other investors with the trading of the rights entitlement.
• One must have a look at the company’s performance before they subscribe to issues unlike the bonus shares, the right issues comes up with the price.