V2I5P33

A Study of Stock Performance and Subscription Rate of Selected IPOs in India

Bhaskara M A^1*, Karthik G¹ , Dr. Parul Tandan²

Abstract

The study of stock performance and subscription rates of selected IPOs in India reveals a significant relationship between investor interest and market outcomes. 1 Higher subscription rates often indicate strong market confidence, leading to initial listing gains. 2 However, the long-term performance varies, with some IPOs experiencing volatility despite high subscription rates. 3 The findings suggest that while over-subscription can be a positive signal, it does not always guarantee sustained stock performance. 4 Investors must consider other factors, such as company fundamentals and market conditions when evaluating IPOs. 5 This research emphasizes the need for improved pricing strategies and better market transparency to enhance the IPO process and investor decision-making.

Keywords: Initial Public Offerings (IPOs), Subscription Rate, Stock Performance, Investor Behavior, Market Conditions, Pricing Strategies, Market Transparency

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