Atomberg gets Sebi approval for IPO
By Abha Lohia · Editor ·
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- Atomberg Technologies makes energy-efficient consumer appliances and counts A91 Partners and Temasek among its backers
- The regulator cleared its listing plan: a fresh issue of Rs 450 crore plus up to 76.5 million shares sold by existing investors
- Draft papers were filed in August; the price band and final issue size are yet to be announced
What happened
- Sebi cleared Atomberg's IPO plan.
- The issue has a ₹450 crore fresh part.
- Existing investors can sell up to 76.5 million shares.
- Draft papers were filed in August.
Why it matters
- Approval lets the company pick a launch date.
- Final size depends on the price band, not yet set.
The business
- Atomberg makes energy-efficient consumer appliances.
The founders
Who put in money
- A91 Partners Investor
- Temasek Investor
What happens next
- Announce price band and launch date.
Words to know
- OFS
- Offer for sale: existing shareholders sell shares in the IPO.
The numbers around it
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Terms in this story
- IPO: An IPO, or initial public offering, is the first time a company sells its shares to the public and lists on a stock exchange. In India SEBI supervises it and the shares trade on the NSE and BSE. A retail investor can bid up to ₹2 lakh, and the issue stays open for three working days.
- Price band: The red herring prospectus (RHP) is the near-final IPO document that carries the price band, the bidding dates and the lot size. Under SEBI rules the band's upper price can be at most 120% of the lower one, bidding runs three working days, and shares list on the third working day after close.
- Offer for sale: In a fresh issue, the company creates new shares and receives the money. In an offer for sale (OFS), existing shareholders sell shares they already hold and the company receives nothing. Most Indian IPOs mix the two, and SEBI's ICDR Regulations require sellers to have held their shares for at least one year.
- SEBI: The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is India's market regulator, set up in 1992. A startup meets it mainly through venture funds registered under the 2012 AIF rules, when it prepares an IPO, or when its product gives investment advice. A private startup raising from a few investors is first governed by the Companies Act.
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