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August Sees Mutual Funds Invest Nearly Rs 6,900 Crore in IPOs

August witnessed a surge in IPO activity, with mutual funds playing a pivotal role in the primary market. As investors continue to pour funds into mutual funds through Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs), these funds allocated a significant portion of their assets to support IPOs.

A record-breaking Rs 6,900 crore was invested by mutual funds in eight IPOs during the month, contributing substantially to the overall primary market fundraising. This marks the largest primary market activity since May 2022, with ten companies collectively raising a staggering Rs 17,000 crore.

Anchor investments were the primary vehicle for mutual fund participation in IPOs, allowing them to secure shares at a discount to the issue price. This strategy not only provided potential returns but also demonstrated their confidence in the companies’ growth prospects.

Brainbees Solutions emerged as the most significant investment target for mutual funds, with a commitment of Rs 2,810 crore for 4.21 crore shares. Ola Electric Mobility and Premier Energies also attracted substantial investments, totaling Rs 2,703 crore and Rs 622 crore, respectively.

Other notable IPOs that received significant mutual fund support included Premier Energies Ltd, Unicommerce eSolutions, Interarch Building Products, ECOS India Mobility & Hospitality, and Baazar Style Retail.

The strong performance of mutual funds in the primary market reflects their growing role as key players in the Indian capital markets. As investors seek diversified investment opportunities, mutual funds offer a convenient and professionally managed way to participate in IPOs. The continued inflow of funds into SIPs is expected to provide mutual funds with ample resources to support future IPOs and drive the growth of the Indian primary market.

Read more:Multi-Cap vs. Flexi-Cap Funds: Navigating the Indian Market

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