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Biggest Mainline IPO Failures in India 2013

The performance of an IPO is measured based on its price movements on the listing day. When the closing price of the IPO on the listing day is below the issue price, the IPO is said to have flopped.

The listing day is viewed as an important day for many investors who wish to make quick profits by selling the IPO shares on that day. The real demand and value of the share gets assessed on the listing day when the share becomes accessible to all who missed to buy the IPO shares or did not get an allotment.

An IPO can fail on account of many factors that may include issue with company fundamentals, management, wrong timing, incorrect valuation, lack of planning, etc. Thus, an investor should assess the company well before investing the hard earned money.

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Biggest Mainline IPO Flops 2013

Issuer Company	Issue Type	Listing Date	Issue Size	Subscribed	Issue Price	Listing Day Price	Current Price	52 Week High	52 Week Low
Repco Home Finance Ltd	Mainline	Apr 01, 2013	Rs 270.39 Cr	1.65x	Rs 172.00	Rs 160.85 (-6.48%)	Rs 533.30 (210.06%)	Rs 580.60 (Jul 08, 2024)	Rs 296.35 (Jul 24, 2023)
V-Mart Retail Ltd	Mainline	Feb 20, 2013	Rs 94.42 Cr	1.2x	Rs 210.00	Rs 205.25 (-2.26%)	Rs 3,487.35 (1560.64%)	Rs 3,388.00 (Jul 09, 2024)	Rs 1,595.00 (Oct 30, 2023)

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The above list represents data from 2007 till date.
The current market price may not be a true reflection of the IPO performance as of today as it is includes the effect of price change on account of corporate actions like stock split, bonus (if any) till date.

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