Archive · 2 Jul 2025
HDB Financial Services IPO Lists with Strong Performance
HDB Financial Services, backed by HDFC Bank, launched its shares on the stock market after an IPO.
The IPO was very popular, especially with big investors, and shares started trading on July 2 at a higher price than they were initially sold for.
The company raised a lot of money.
HDFC Bank will continue to support the company.
HDB Financial Services shares listed on BSE and NSE on July 2.
The IPO was oversubscribed 16.69 times.
Shares listed at ₹835, a 13% premium to the ₹740 issue price.
Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB) segment was subscribed 55.47 times.
HDFC Bank will continue to support HDB Financial Services after the IPO.
- Who
- HDB Financial Services and investors who purchased shares in the IPO.
- What
- HDB Financial Services shares began trading on BSE and NSE after its IPO.
- When
- Shares listed on July 2.
- Where
- Shares listed on the BSE and NSE.
- Why
- To allow investors to trade shares and for HDB Financial Services to raise capital.
- Issue Price
- ₹740 per share
- Listing Date
- July 2
- Subscription Rate
- 16.69 times
- Listing Price
- ₹835
- QIB Subscription
- 55.47 times
- HDFC Bank Stake
- 75%
Sources
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