Kaynes Technology IPO GMP Today, Share Price, Date, Lot Size and other details can be checked from this page. On November 10, 2022, the Kaynes Technology IPO got underway. It will end on November 14, 2022. The 857.82 Crore total size of the IPO.
Date:- 21/11/2022
Kaynes Technology IPO GMP Today is 220 rupees
Date:- 19/11/2022
Kaynes Technology IPO GMP Today is 200 rupees
Date:- 18/11/2022
Kaynes Technology IPO GMP Today is 200 rupees
Date:- 17/11/2022
Kaynes Technology IPO GMP Today is 125 rupees
Date:- 16/11/2022
Kaynes Technology IPO GMP Today is 120 rupees
Date:- 15/11/2022
Kaynes Technology IPO GMP Today is 130 rupees
Date:- 14/11/2022
Kaynes Technology IPO GMP Today is 130 rupees
Date:- 12/11/2022
Kaynes Technology IPO GMP Today is 85 rupees
Date :- 11/11/2022
Kaynes Technology IPO GMP Today is 75 rupees
IPO details
Open Date 10 Nov
Close Date 14 Nov
Lot Size 25
IPO Size ₹ 857.82 Cr.
IPO Price Range ₹ 559 to ₹587.
Min Investment ₹ 13975.
Listing Exchange BSE, NSE.
Basis of Allotment 17 Nov.
Refunds 18 Nov.
Credit to Demat Account 21 Nov.
Listing Date 22 Nov.
Objective of Kaynes Technology IPO:
The net proceeds from the fresh issue will be utilised towards:
• repayment or prepayment of certain borrowings
• funding capex for expansion of existing manufacturing facilities
• investments in its subsidiary
• working capital needs and general corporate purposes
IPO Key Points
Strengths
• Internet of Things (“IoT”) solutions enabled integrated electronics manufacturing player with end-to-end capabilities across the Electronics System Design and Manufacturing spectrum
• Diversified business model with portfolio having applications across industry verticals
• Global certifications for each industry vertical catered to and multiple facilities across India with advanced infrastructure
• Strong supply chain and sourcing network
Risks
• Increasing competition in the electronics system design and manufacturing industry may create pressures of pricing and market share
• Any slowdown, shutdown or disruption in its manufacturing facilities may be caused by natural and other disasters causing unforeseen damages
• The loss of one or more customers or a reduction in demand for the products
• Inability to formalize and operationalize effective business and growth strategy
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