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Multinationals List India Subsidiaries Reviving IPOs
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Norwegian consumer-goods firm Orkla and other multinationals have revived listings of India subsidiaries, with Orkla raising about ₹1,667 crore in an IPO in November last year and its shares trading at ₹591.25 on the BSE. Bankers at the Mint India Investment Summit said the surge reflects a larger domestic capital pool (growing from 10% to 23%), improving valuations, talent attraction and M&A opportunities.
Key Points
- 1Multinationals list India subsidiaries; Orkla raised ₹1,667 crore in an IPO in November.
- 2Domestic capital pool expands, boosting investor depth and valuations; bank cites increase from 10% to 23%.
- 3Listings improve local credibility, attracting talent and M&A opportunities; firms must deliver consistent public performance.
Scoring Rationale
Credible, industry‑wide reporting on revived IPO trend with strategic implications; limited novelty and depth beyond recent listings and banker commentary.
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