IPOs and Listings to Watch from Jan 19–23

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The primary market is set for an active week as several companies prepare to enter Dalal Street.

Between January 19 and 23, investors can expect a mix of mainboard IPOs, SME IPOs, and stock listings.

In total, the week will see one large mainboard IPO, three SME IPOs, and nine listings.

Here’s a closer look at what’s opening and what’s debuting on the stock exchanges.

Mainboard IPO Spotlight: Shadowfax Technologies

The biggest IPO of the week is Shadowfax Technologies, the only mainboard issue scheduled to open.

Issue Size: ₹1,907.27 crore (mix of fresh equity and offer for sale by existing shareholders)

Price Band: ₹118-124 per share

IPO Dates: January 20 to 22

Allotment & Listing: Allotment expected by January 23, listing tentatively on BSE and NSE on January 28

This IPO will be closely watched by investors looking for a major market opportunity next week.

SME IPOs Opening Next Week

Alongside Shadowfax, three SME IPOs will be available for subscription:

Digilogic Systems

IPO Dates: January 20–22

Issue Size: ₹81.01 crore

Price Band: ₹98–104 per share

Listing: BSE SME platform on January 28

KRM Ayurveda

IPO Dates: January 21–23

Issue Size: ₹77.49 crore

Price Band: ₹128–135 per share

Listing: NSE SME platform on January 29

Shayona Engineering

IPO Dates: January 22–27

Issue Size: Fully fresh issue

Listing: BSE SME platform on January 30

These SME IPOs give investors a chance to participate in smaller, growth-focused companies.

Listings to Keep an Eye On

Several companies will also make their market debut next week:

January 19: Bharat Coking Coal, Defrail Technologies (BSE SME), Avana Electrosystems (NSE SME)

January 21: GRE Renew Enertech, INDO SMC, Narmadesh Brass Industries, Amagi Media Labs (mainboard and SME platforms)

January 22: Armour Security (NSE SME)

January 23: Aritas Vinyl (BSE SME)

With this packed schedule of IPOs and listings, the upcoming week promises to be exciting for investors looking for new opportunities in both large and small-cap markets.

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