Snapdeal applied for IPO, Object is to Raise Rs. 1,250 Crore Through Fresh Issues of Shares

Finally, the e-commerce website Snapdeal has completed all the paperwork of launching its Initial Public Offering (IPO) under the regulatory body (SEBI) and targets to raise Rs. 1,250 crore with the help of the distribution of the new shares.

As per the Draft prepared by Snapdeal 'Red Herring Prospectus, the IPO has a maiden issue of shares which is worth up to 1,250 crores and offers a sale of 308 lakh shares.

“The offer has been authorized by our board under a resolution passed on November 28, 2021, and the fresh issue has been authorized by our shareholders under a resolution passed on December 5, 2021”. Narrated in the Draft Red Herring Prospectus

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Highlighted facts
 

• The founder of Snapdeal is Rohit Bansal and Kunal Bahl. which was founded in 2007.
• The starting aim of the business was coupon booklet business.
• The transformation of working happened in 2012 and converted into an e-commerce marketplace.
• The biggest shareholder in the headquarter, Delhi of Snapdeal, is Japan’s SoftBank.

  Further adding in his prospectus he said “We were India’s largest pure-play value of e-commerce platform, in terms of revenue in the year 2020. Further with the installation of 200 million on the google play store, the company’s application has become the most installed and one of the top four online lifestyle shopping destinations in terms of total app installation in India as of August 31, 2021”.

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The Snapdeal Company was founded by 'Rohit Bansal' and 'Kunal Bahl' in 2007 with the work of coupon booklet business and transformed its work in 2010 and started to work in the online deals platform and then change into online e-commerce marketplace in 2012.

Snapdeal said about its company and the words are “our company is a professionally managed company and does not has an identifiable promoter in terms of the SEBI ICDR Regulations and the companies ACT”.

Snapdeal’s IPO comes after listing the other companies like several tech giants including One97 Communications, which runs Paytm and FSN e-commerce ventures that used to operate Nykaa.

The documents filed in the Draft t the regulatory body SEBI also mentioned the information of its marketization of the company and the main object of the company.

It also told that the market value of India was worth 7.4 billion dollars in the financial year 2021 and planned to reach $39.4 billion by the financial year of 2026 and the growth will be led by the emerging shoppers from the mid-income segment of Indian Tier 2 places.

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