Wealth created by 2025 Mainline IPOs

Note: Three prices are taken into account in this report:

1. Issue price final (price at which the IPO shares are sold)
2. Listing day close price (price at the end of the day on which the IPO shares are listed)
3. Current Market Price (current market price of the share)

The wealth creation is derived using below formula:

• 2-1 = Listing Day Gain
• 3-2 = Wealth creation w.r.t. Listing Day Close Price
• 3-1 = Wealth Created

The information presented in this report is based on historical data from SME IPOs and includes the following key figures, with specific conditions to ensure accuracy:

• Amount Raised (Rs) (Public issue size): It reflects the capital raised by the issuer company through IPO.
• Market Cap (IPO) (Rs Cr): Represents the post-issue market cap of the issuing company.

  Market Cap (IPO) (Rs Cr) = Post-issue Shareholding * Issue Price Final

• Market Cap w.r.t. Listing Day Close Price (Rs Cr): Represents the market cap of the issuing company in relation to the listing day close price. Most people do not get allotment in IPOs with high demand. However, they can buy shares on the market on the day of listing. This parameter is the basis for calculating wealth creation when shares are bought from open market on the day of listing.

  Market Cap w.r.t. Listing Day Close Price (Rs Cr) = Post-issue Shareholding * Listing Price Close Price

• Current Market Cap (Rs Cr): Represents the market cap of the issuing company in relation to the current market price. Note: The market cap does not take into account the effects of corporate action events such as bonuses, rights, buybacks, share splits, etc.

  Current Market Cap (Rs Cr) = Sum (Post-issue Shareholding * Current Price)

• Wealth Created (Rs Cr): This value reflects the difference between the current market cap and the market capitalization at the time of the IPO.

  Wealth Created (Rs Cr) = Current Market Cap (Rs Cr) - Amount Raised (Rs)

• Listing Day Gain (%): This value reflects the percentage profit on the day of listing in relation to the final issue price. For example, if the final price of an IPO share is Rs 100 and the listing day close price is Rs 140, the profit on the listing day gain is 40%.

  Listing Day Gain (%) = (Market Cap w.r.t. Listing Day Close Price - Market Cap (IPO) / Market Cap (IPO)) * 100)

• Wealth creation w.r.t. Listing Day Close Price (%): Represents the percentage of wealth created by the IPO compared to the IPO shares bought in the open market on the day of listing. For example, if an investor bought the shares at a price of Rs 140 on the open market on the listing date and the current share price is Rs 420, the wealth creation w.r.t. listing day close price is 200%.

  Wealth creation w.r.t. Listing Day Close Price (%) = (Current Market Cap - Market Cap w.r.t. Listing Day Close Price / Market Cap w.r.t. Listing Day Close Price) * 100

• Wealth Created (%): Represents the percentage of wealth created by the IPO compared to the investments made.

  Wealth Created (%) = (Current Market Cap - Market Cap (IPO) / Market Cap (IPO)) * 100

• SME Migrated to Mainboard: Refers the companies that were listed on the SME exchange in a given year and later moved from the SME platform to the main stock exchange.

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