The year 2021 was the finest for Indian primary markets, with a total of 63 firms collecting Rs 1.18 lakh crore through initial public offerings (IPOs), the highest amount raised in a single calendar year. Despite the COVID-19 worries, particularly in the first quarter of the current fiscal year 2021-22, internet companies like as Paytm, Zomato,
Nykaa, and Policybazaar, among others, had public troubles.
According to statistics from Prime Database, 11 companies filed for initial public offerings in December alone. Despite a mixed bag of profits for the calendar year 2021, a total of 41 public issues were currently trading considerably above their individual IPO pricing.
Paras Defence and Space Technologies was the strongest performer in the CY21, with a stock price of Rs 732.40 per share, a 318.51% premium over its issue price of Rs 175.
MTAR Technologies: MTAR Technologies finished the year as the second best performer. This issue's IPO price was Rs 575 per share, and it was listed for Rs 1,063.90 a share. The shares are currently trading at Rs 2,236.95, representing a return of 289.03 percent so far this year.
Nureca: The Nureca initial public offering (IPO) was launched in February of this year. The issue price was established at Rs 400 per share, however the shares were listed at a premium of Rs 634.95 each. The stock was currently trading at Rs 1,390 per share, a 247.5 percent gain.
Laxmi Organic Industries: The initial public offering (IPO) was made in the third month of this year at a price of Rs 130 per share. The stock was listed with a premium of Rs 156.20, a 20% increase above its IPO price. Laxmi Organic Industries' stock is currently trading at Rs 396.45, providing investors a 204.95 percent return.
Easy Trip Planners, Clean Science and Technology, Macrotech Developers, Latent View Analytics, Stove Kraft, Sigachi Industries, Sona BLW Precision Forgings, Barbeque-Nation Hospitality, Tatva Chintan Pharma Chem, and Nazara Technologies are among the companies that have more than doubled their investors' money.