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01 THE VALUATION SCHOOL | PARTH VERMA

Process for filing an


Initial Public Offer
Aajao Samjhte hai!
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What is an IPO ?

An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is the


process through which a private company
becomes public Company

After the IPO, investors can


buy company shares on the
stock exchange.

SEBI usually control the Initial


Public Offering (IPO) process to
guarantee transparency

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Need for an IPO?

It give the chance for


companies to raise funds
and expand their business
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Opens a broader range


of financial options for
future growth
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Attracts more investors
and individuals for future
expansion & growth
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Company’s shares can
easily be traded which
enhance brand visibility
Access for institutional 04
investors to invest in the
company Ex.Mutual funds,
Insurance companies etc. 05
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Process for filing an IPO

#1 The company asks a group of


banks for help

The bank checks


the assets and liabilities
and decides how much
money the company needs

Then they sign a deal


called an underwriting
agreement.

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What is Underwriting
agreement ?

It is an agreement between the underwriter


(bank) and the issuer (company)

Where the underwriter agrees to purchase


the remaining shares of the company

If that is not purchased by the public during


IPO i.e. in case of undersubscription.

This is necessary because there is a


minimum number of shares which must
be purchased from the public for validation
of the IPO.

Let’s move towards the Next Step of process.


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Preparing RHP:
(Red Herring Prospectus)

Red Herring Prospectus (RHP) is like an


upgraded version of DRHP (Draft Red Herring
Prospectus) including IPO dates, prices and
current financial data.

A DRHP contains all the key details of the


financial activities and overall business of the
company.

That’s why it’s a very crucial report.

RHP

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DRHP is important for investors to know


what they'll gain and what are the potential
risks to decide their investment strategy

The company and the bank files


Draft Red Herring Prospectus

DRHP and other documents are required to


be submitted to the local Registrar of
Companies (ROC)

At least 3 days before opening the IPO


to the public.
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Verification by SEBI:
After completion of previous steps, the
IPO goes to the SEBI with an initial
prospectus

SEBI reviews the documents,


making sure they follow all
the rules

If all good, the IPO is good to go.

If not, SEBI add comments and


the company has to fix them

Only after SEBIs approval, the company


can set the IPO date and release the final
financial prospectus.

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Applying to the stock exchange:


After SEBI gives approval for RHP,

Company has to submit the copy of RHP


and all important documents to the
stock exchange

After reviewing the application,


the stock exchange decides whether to
go ahead for the IPO or not

RH
P
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Promotion/Marketing time:
The company then promotes its IPO to
investors like QIB(Qualified Institutional Buyers)
and retailers, two weeks before the IPO
goes public

The company focuses on presenting


growth and profitability to attract more
institutional investors and individuals to
invest in the IPO

IPO LELO!!

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Pricing for IPO:


There are 2 ways for IPO pricing:

Fixed Price
Book Building

In Fixed Price, a specific share price is


determined.
Small and
Generally used by SME IPOs. medium
sized ent
erprises

Book Building lets investors bid within


a price range.

Generally used by Mainboard IPOS


(Big companies)
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Mainboard IPO SME IPO

Minimum post issue paid up Minimum post issue capital of


capital of Rs 10 crore Rs 1 crore and maximum
Rs 25 crore

Minimum number of Minimum number of


allotees should be 1000 allotees should be 50

IPO Underwriting is IPO Underwriting is


Non-Mandatory Mandatory

IPO Application Size IPO Application Size


Rs 10,000 - Rs 15,000 Rs 100000

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Applying for IPO:


Now the public can file IPO application
forms from brokers and submit online
when the IPO bidding opens
IPO d Sucessfully
Submitte

The company submits the final prospectus


to both ROC and SEBI with allotted shares Stock B
roker

and the final price details after IPO


bidding closes

Allotment of shares:
If IPO is undersubscribed, investors gets the full
quantity of applied shares

If IPO is oversubscribed, the allocation of shares will


based on a lottery system through a computerized process
Investors without any allocation, their money gets refunded
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Completion of IPO process:


Following allotment, the company’s share
gets listed on the stock market exchange

Now, investors can trade and research


on investing in the company

Investors after Getting IPO

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