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Automobile company Hyundai Motor India Ltd, the subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Corporation of Korea, was listed on the BSE on Tuesday (October 22, 2024) at a discount of 1.48% at ₹1931 from the issue price of ₹1960.

The owners of the company had offered ₹14.22 crore shares via an Offer for Sale (OFS) last week and had mobilised ₹27,870.16 crore. This is the biggest-ever IPO to have hit the Indian capital markets. At NSE, the company was listed at ₹1934.

The issue had received a lukewarm response from retail investors while institutional investors had supported the issue having long-term returns in mind.

Representative Image
| Photo Credit: AP

Automobile company Hyundai Motor India Ltd, the subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Corporation of Korea, was listed on the BSE on Tuesday (October 22, 2024) at a discount of 1.48% at ₹1931 from the issue price of ₹1960.

The owners of the company had offered ₹14.22 crore shares via an Offer for Sale (OFS) last week and had mobilised ₹27,870.16 crore. This is the biggest-ever IPO to have hit the Indian capital markets. At NSE, the company was listed at ₹1934.

The issue had received a lukewarm response from retail investors while institutional investors had supported the issue having long-term returns in mind.