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Seven high-profile Indian IPOs, three prices each: what allottees paid, what listing-day buyers paid, and what the shares were worth in October 2026. The results say a lot about chasing listing gains.
Listing-day gains tell you how scarce the shares were, not what the company is worth. The offer document tells you far more, if you know where to look.
How to read a DRHP or RHP in the order that matters: the offer, the use of the money, the basis for the price, restated financials, risks and lock-ins, with SEBI's allocation rules.
Related topics: Valuation, DCF, Relative valuation, Cost of capital, Financial statements, Cash flow, Earnings quality, Red flags
