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Credo Brands Marketing, a menswear company under the Mufti brand, has had a flat start in the market. Shares of the company traded at a premium of 0.7 per cent at Rs. 282 is listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange. At the same time, shares of Credo Brands traded at a premium of 0.8 per cent on the National Stock Exchange at Rs. is listed at 282.35. The price band of the company’s shares in the IPO is Rs. 266 to Rs. 280 was The shares of the company were allotted at a price of Rs.280. The weak listing of the company’s shares has dealt a major blow to investors who were expecting big gains.
Shares rallied after a weak start
After a weak start, shares of Credo Brand Marketing, which sells menswear under the Mufti brand, have seen a recovery. Shares of Credo Brands on Wednesday Bombay Stock Exchange With an increase of over 5% it is Rs. 298.80 has been reached. Shares of the Credo brand National Stock Exchange After listing on (NSE) as well, it rose by over 5% to Rs. 298.85 has been reached.
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The company’s IPO was subscribed more than 51 times
Credo Brands’ IPO was subscribed a total of 51.85 times. Retail investors subscribed 19.94 times the quota in the company’s IPO. At the same time, Non-Institutional Investors (NII) quota was subscribed 55.52 times. While Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB) quota was subscribed 104.95 times. Credo Brands’ total public issue size is Rs. 549.78 crores. Retail investors can bid for a minimum of 1 lot and a maximum of 13 lots in a company’s IPO. The promoters’ stake in the company was 66.66 per cent before the IPO, which has now come down to 53.66 per cent.
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