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Core4 Engineers' Rs 54.82 crore IPO gets 5.44‑times oversubscription ahead of BSE SME debut
Reported by Kunal Bhatia (Senior Writer) · Economic Times - Markets ·
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Core4 Engineers' Rs 54.82 crore IPO was subscribed 5.44 times as the company prepares to list on the BSE SME platform on Oct 30. The issue comprised a fresh issue of 58.94 lakh equity shares. Demand came mainly from non‑institutional investors (NII), which bid at 12.26 times the offer. Qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) subscribed at 5.06 times, while retail investors applied for 2.72 times the allotment. The strong subscription across all categories signals solid interest in the engineering services firm as it enters the public market. Core4 Engineers plans to use the raised capital to expand its manufacturing capacity and pursue new projects in infrastructure. The listing adds another player to the SME segment, which aims to provide growth capital to smaller firms.
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The BSE SME platform is a market for small and medium enterprises to raise funds, offering lower compliance costs than the main board. A fresh‑issue IPO means all shares are newly created, not a resale of existing holdings. High subscription ratios often reflect investor confidence in growth prospects.
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