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IPO of Oswal Pumps Limited opened today. On the first day, 41% subscribed. The company has set a target to raise ₹ 1,387.34 crore. Shares in the gray market are trading at 12% premium.

Oswal Pump IPO is open till 17 June.
Highlights
- Oswal pumps IPO subscribed on the first day.
- Oswal pumps in gray market are trading at 12% premium.
- Analysts have advised to invest in Oswal pumps IPO for a long period.
New Delhi. The IPO of pump manufacturer Oswal Pumps Limited opened today. Investors can bid till June 17 for the shares of this issue. On the first day, this IPO did not receive a response as expected from investors. On the first day, this IPO is just 41 percent subscribed. Reserve part has received 44 percent subscription for retail investors. The reserve share for qualified institutional buyers (QIB) is 0.08 per cent and the reserve share for non-institutional investors (NII) is only 0.78 per cent. The special thing is that in the gray market, Oswal pump shares are trading at 12 % premium. Brokerage houses also have a clear stand towards this IPO.
Oswal pumps IPO gmp
The Gray Market Premium (Gmp) of Oswal pumps shares in gray market before IPO is running ₹ 71. This means that investors may have a profit of 11% at the time of share listing. The day before the IPO opened, its GMP was Rs 88 on 12 June.
Should you invest money in this IPO
Analysts believe that the company’s demand for integrated business models, experienced promotions, strong distributor networks and rising solar pumps makes it an opportunity for a long -term investment. Brokerage House SBI Securities has advised to subscribe for a long period.
Bajaj Broking advised to invest money
Brokerage House Bajaj Broking has advised to subscribe for the long term. According to brokerage, it is one of the leading companies in the solar pump segment. The company has registered growth in both its revenue and net profit. The main reason for the rise in profit from FY24 is to move towards the solar pump segment.
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