Den Networks IPO is a Book Building IPO listing on BSE,NSE exchange, with an ipo size of ₹ 364.46 Cr. The company is based in New Delhi and caters to Cables And Wires sector. Antique Capital Markets , Deutsche Equities India are the merchant bankers of Den Networks IPO. It is a MainBoard IPO which filed its Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) on 6th August 2009. Den Networks IPO open date is 28th October 2009 and close date is 30th October 2009. IPO Allotment Date is 30th November -0001 and Listing date is 24th November 2009.
Den Networks IPO size is ₹ 364.46 Cr. with IPO price of ₹ 195.00. IPO subscription will start on IPO open date and end on IPO close date as per above. IPO valuation metrics can be seen here.
Antique Capital Markets Private Limited is the book-running lead manager of the Den Networks IPO. Kfin Technologies Limited is the Registrar for Den Networks IPO.
Den Networks IPO Draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) and Red Herring prospectus (RHP) are available below.
Den Networks IPO, based in New Delhi, operates in the Cables And Wires sector with a focus on cable television services. The company is launching its MainBoard IPO on the BSE,NSE exchange, using the Book Building Issue method. Den Networks IPO size is ₹ 364.46 Cr. with fresh issue size of ₹ 364 Cr. and Offer for sale being ₹ Nil
The IPO allotment date for Den Networks IPO is expected to be 30th November -0001, after the finalization of basis of allotment. Investors can check Den Networks IPO allotment status on the registrars website, Kfin Technologies Limited . Den Networks IPO refund dates are 30th November -0001.
Den Networks IPO is expected to be listed on 24th November 2009.
The upper price band for the Den Networks IPO is set at ₹ 195.00 per equity share. IPO price band is arrived at on the basis of IPO Valuation (P/E multiple) which is mentioned in the RHP.
For IPO analysis on Den Networks IPO, explore our Financial Review Page for insights on fundamentals, peer analysis, and key IPO data, assisting investors to make informed decisions to apply or not.
To apply for the Den Networks IPO, investors can use the ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount) process via their bank's net banking or apply through UPI using a registered broker or trading app. The IPO is available in retail, HNI, and institutional investor categories. Investors must select the lot size, enter bid details within the price band, and submit their application before the IPO closing date of 30th October 2009. After submission, funds are blocked until the basis of allotment of Den Networks IPO is finalised.
The merchant banker for Den Networks IPO is Antique Capital Markets Private Limited , Deutsche Equities India Private Limited . Antique Capital Markets Private Limited , Deutsche Equities India Private Limited manages the IPO process, including underwriting, regulatory compliance, and investor coordination. Investors can refer to the Den Networks IPO RHP for further details.
The registrar for Den Networks IPO is Kfin Technologies Limited . Investors can go to Kfin Technologies Limited registrar website for IPO allotment status, refund processing, and other queries related to Den Networks IPO through their official website or helpline.
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Merchant Banker(s) of Den Networks IPO: Antique Capital Markets Private Limited , Deutsche Equities India Private Limited
Den Networks IPO subscription was 1.04 X. IPO subscription refers to applications received in an IPO by each quota, i.e., QIB, Retail, and NII. In some IPOs, Eligible employee quota and shareholder’s quota are also present. Learn more about IPO subscriptions here.
Den Networks IPO listed at a listing price of 163.10 against the offer price of 195.00.
The current market price of Den Networks is 34.22.
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