The Indian primary markets had a slow start to the financial year 2023-24. However, the past two months have brought a significant resurgence in initial public offerings (IPOs). More so in the SME segment.
The first half of the financial year saw over Rs 260 bn being raised. Almost 50% of them took place in September alone.
In September, 14 companies launched their initial public offerings (IPOs) to cumulatively raise Rs 118.2 bn in one of the busiest months of the primary markets in 2023.
Meanwhile, 28 companies have garnered approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to collectively raise Rs 3.9 bn through IPOs.
Among the prominent companies entering the IPO arena are EbixCash, Tata Technologies, Tata Play, IndiaFirst Life Insurance, and Honasa Consumer, the owner of MamaEarth.
Tata Technologies, in particular, stands out as one of the most highly anticipated IPOs. There is already a lot of buzz among investors about the Tata Technologies IPO.
And the company added fuel to the fire today by filing an addendum to its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP).
Read on...
Tata Technologies is a Tata group company that provides services in engineering and design, product lifecycle management, manufacturing, product development, and IT service management, to automotive and aerospace original equipment manufacturers and their suppliers.
It is a subsidiary of Tata Motors. The company is active in North America, Europe, the Middle East, and the Asia Pacific region.
It is a strategic supplier to Airbus and had recently inaugurated its innovation centre in Toulouse, France, as part of its strategy to cater to the product engineering and digital requirements of the global aerospace and defence sector.
On 3 October 2023, Tata Technologies submitted an addendum to its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
In this addendum, the company disclosed its intention to issue 95.7 million shares in its forthcoming initial public offering (IPO), with each share holding a face value of Rs 2.
Moreover, as outlined in the document, Tata Technologies is allocating a portion of its upcoming IPO to benefit its employees and Tata Motors shareholders.
According to a board resolution adopted on 6 September, this allocation includes reserving up to 0.5% of post-offer equity for employees and up to 10% for Tata Motors shareholders, with shares being distributed proportionally.
Additionally, eligible shareholders participating in the Tata Motors shareholder reservation can place bids up to a maximum bid amount of Rs 200,000.
In the context of the Tata Technologies IPO, Tata Motors plans to divest up to 81.1 million (m) shares through an offer for sale, Alpha TC intends to offer up to 97.1 m shares, and Tata Capital Growth Fund I aims to offer up to 4.9 m shares.
Tata Technologies is a leading global engineering services company with a strong track record of financial performance.
Going forward, the company is well positioned to benefit from the growing trend towards electric vehicles and other emerging technologies.
The company is also looking at increasing its non-automotive share from 12% currently to 18% over the next three years by vying for business in other sectors, including aerospace and industrial machinery.
In anticipation of its goals and significant growth, the company has announced plans to hire 5,500 people over the next three years. This plan would expand its headcount by 58% to 15,000 by 2025.
Like any investment opportunity, Tata Technologies has its set of advantages and disadvantages. Therefore, one should conduct thorough research before considering any investment.
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