Juniper Green Energy IPO lists today; GMP signals modest debut

A company that makes electricity from the sun and wind is selling small pieces of itself to people for the first time.

This is called an IPO, which stands for Initial Public Offering.

The company wants to use the money to pay back loans and help its other companies grow.

Big investors wanted lots of shares, but regular people were less interested, and two reports give different numbers about this.

Some people who guess prices before trading starts think the shares will open a little higher than the original price.

Two reports give different guesses: one says about ₹241.5 and the other says about ₹238.

The shares will start trading on August 6 on two big Indian stock exchanges, the BSE and NSE.

Some experts say the shares cost a lot right now, but the company could do well in the long run as it builds new solar and wind projects.

So on the first day, everyone will watch to see whether the shares go up or down.