Post-Listing Performance of Initial Public Offerings: Evidence from IPOs Listed Over the Last Three Years (International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research)
Summary
- The empirical study evaluates the post-listing returns and pricing efficiency of a sample of 179 initial public offerings over a three-year period (2022–2025).p.3
- Top-performing sample offerings demonstrated multi-fold returns, such as Bondada Engineering gaining 2156% from its issue price of ₹ 15 to ₹ 327.50.p.6
- Other standout gainers included S. V. J. Enterprises (+1367%), M.V.K. Agro (+1250%), and ITCONS E-Solutions (+1218%).p.4
- Statistical correlation indicates a positive relationship between IPO issue price and subsequent market price, though return dispersion remains substantial across listings.p.10
Key insights
- 1. A significant proportion of sampled companies achieved positive post-listing returns relative to their issue prices.p.10
- 2. High standard deviation and wide return dispersion indicate substantial volatility across newly listed equities.p.10
- 3. Correlation analysis confirms a positive association between IPO issue price and current market price.p.10
- 4. Long-term performance in emerging markets is heavily shaped by initial subscription levels, investor sentiment, and underwriter reputation.p.2
- 5. IPOs offer attractive wealth creation potential over short to medium terms but do not guarantee uniform profitability without careful fundamental evaluation.p.10
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