The amount of money raised through initial public offerings in India has fallen by more than 80 per cent year on year, as waning appetite from investors for new issues has prompted large companies to postpone their listings.
According to figures from data provider Dealogic, in the past six months there have been 22 listings in India, raising a combined $780m – well down on the same period last year when just over $4bn was raised in India through 28 IPOs.
Global IPO fundraising for the year to date, meanwhile, is up 14 per cent at $114bn – buoyed by sizeable listings in Hong Kong and the US.
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