Park Medi World Ltd's IPO Debut Faces Initial Setback
Park Medi World Ltd's shares debuted poorly in the stock market, listing nearly 4 percent below the issue price. Despite receiving over 8 times subscription, stocks started below the issue price. Funds will be directed towards debt payment, hospital expansion, equipment purchase, and potential acquisitions.
- Country:
- India
Shares of Park Medi World Ltd, which operates under the Park brand hospital chain, began trading on Wednesday with a subdued market response, opening at nearly a 4 percent discount to the issue price of Rs 162.
The stock showed a lackluster debut at the BSE, listing at Rs 155.60, showing a 3.95 percent discount to its issue price. Meanwhile, on the NSE, the shares began trading at Rs 158.80, a 1.97 percent drop.
The IPO, raising Rs 920 crore, was oversubscribed more than 8 times, leading to a company valuation of Rs 6,949.77 crore. Proceeds are assigned to debt reduction, hospital expansion, equipment purchase, and unspecified acquisitions.
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- Park Medi World
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- stock market
- shares
- hospital chain
- BSE
- NSE
- Ajit Gupta
- expansion
- debt reduction
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