Can a loss-making company issue an IPO in India?

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Yes, loss-making companies can conduct an IPO in India through the QIB route, where they must allocate at least 75% of the net offering to qualified institutional buyers and the issue should be book-built.

However, if the prescribed allotment criteria are not met, the company will have to refund the entire subscription money for the IPO to the investors.

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