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Green Energy IPO Price Band and Details: Saatvik's Rs 900-crore offering begins; explore the range, essential aspects

Green Energy IPO Detail: The public offering includes a fresh issuance of shares valued at 700 crores and a sale offer worth 200 crores via an offer for sale (OFS).

Green Energy Saatvik Initial Public Offering (IPO) launches with a Rs 900-crore valuation; explore...
Green Energy Saatvik Initial Public Offering (IPO) launches with a Rs 900-crore valuation; explore pricing range, essential details

Green Energy IPO Price Band and Details: Saatvik's Rs 900-crore offering begins; explore the range, essential aspects

The much-anticipated Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Saatvik Green Energy is scheduled for May 2025. However, several key details about the offering have yet to be announced.

Investors looking to bid for shares in the IPO will be required to purchase a minimum of 32 shares and in multiples thereof. The price band for the IPO, the allotment date, and the registrar for the IPO have not been specified as of now.

The allocation structure for the IPO is also yet to be revealed. Another factor that remains unclear is the GMP (Grey Market Premium) for the Saatvik Green Energy IPO.

Saatvik Green Energy faces several potential risks. Customer concentration is one such risk, as the company relies heavily on a few major clients. Supply chain challenges are also identified as a risk for the company.

The competitive landscape in which Saatvik Green Energy operates is another key risk. Regulatory risk is another significant factor, with SEBI having made a latest tweak on capital gains, allowing for easier transfer of securities from nominee to legal heir.

In other news, India's foreign exchange reserves have crossed USD 702 billion, close to a record peak. This comes as India imposes import restrictions on a specific chemical till September 2026, though the details are not provided.

Meanwhile, the Ministry of External Affairs has issued an advisory on Indians being lured to Iran with fake job offers. On the global front, Donald Trump has announced a USD 100,000 H1-B visa fee, and its potential impact on Indian workers in the US is detailed.

There is some positive news on the horizon, as HUDCO has signed an MoU with NBCC for multi-city construction projects. Additionally, a partnership between TCS and NVIDIA could assist retailers, with further details not provided.

Saturday, Sep 20, 2025, is a bank holiday for some lenders, but the specific details are not provided. Keep a close eye on these developments as more information about the Saatvik Green Energy IPO becomes available.

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