Om Power Transmission’s ₹150 crore IPO allotment has been finalized after a modest 3.33x subscription, with stronger HNI participation standing out. Share credits and refunds will be processed on April 16, ahead of an April 17 listing on both BSE and NSE. Investors can check allotment status via MUFG Intime India or the BSE website.
India’s IPO market has slowed sharply as volatility and weak sentiment, intensified by global shocks like the Iran war, delay new listings. Even with a pipeline exceeding Rs 3 lakh crore, companies are taking a cautious, tactical approach. Analysts believe the lull could be temporary if secondary markets and FII inflows rebound, unlocking backlog deals and more realistic valuations.
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With its IPO approaching, the National Stock Exchange is reportedly seeking to settle a long-running predatory pricing dispute. The move aims to reduce legal uncertainty and prevent unpleasant surprises for investors after listing. While details of the case and timeline remain unclear, the intent is to clear risk factors ahead of a major market debut.
Halder Venture has made its NSE debut through a direct listing, following corporate restructuring and an acquisition. The move boosts the company’s visibility in capital markets and is expected to support faster growth while enabling a broader push into global expansion. Investors will now watch how the listing strategy translates into momentum for the company’s next phase.
The National Stock Exchange’s Rs 20,000 crore IPO is set to gear up, with a June DRHP filing expected. The offer will be a pure OFS, meaning shares will be sold only by existing eligible shareholders. Investors must have held fully paid-up NSE shares since June 2025 and submit their EOIs by April 27, 2026.
India Inc. is entering a busy period for CEO churn, with NSE-listed firms seeing a sharp rise in departures in the March quarter of 2025. Boards and shareholders are demanding more, global uncertainty adds risk, and CEO pay is climbing—pushing leaders to weigh exits. Talent scarcity and fresh career opportunities also make the transition easier.
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Futures open interest climbed more than nine percent across five NSE stocks, drawing attention to rising trader activity. Alongside Force Motors, names like Mphasis, Hindustan Zinc, Motilal Oswal and Bharat Forge saw fresh positions build, suggesting increased participation as the market recalibrates. Investors will watch follow-through in price alongside this surge in derivatives activity.
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