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Shiprocket IPO oversubscribed 102 times, listing on August 19

Shiprocket IPO oversubscribed 102 times, listing on August 19

Shiprocket is a company in India that helps small businesses and brands sell their products online.

It decided to sell part of itself to investors, which is called an IPO.

Each share cost between 92 and 97 rupees.

The sale was open for three days, from August 12 to August 14.

Lots of investors wanted to buy, so the offer was subscribed more than 100 times over.

That means people asked for many more shares than the company was offering.

Big investment firms like Goldman Sachs and Nomura bought shares even before the public sale.

The company raised Rs 727.41 crore from 50 of these special investors.

Money from the sale will help Shiprocket grow its business.

Shiprocket's shares will start trading on two big Indian stock exchanges, the BSE and the NSE, on August 19.

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