Tata capital ipo: The IPO of Tata Group’s NBFC company Tata Capital is being launched tomorrow. For this, investors will be able to bet by 8 October. Through this IPO, the company’s plan is to raise Rs 15512 crore.

New shares worth Rs 6,846 crore will be issued in the IPO and Rs 8,666 crore will be raised through offer-sels, with the current shareholders Tata Sons and the International Finance Corporation will sell 26.58 crore shares. Before placing bets for this IPO opening since yesterday, it is very important to know how the financial situation of the company is, what are its benefits, how much risk is there.

Green finance took part

India’s third largest non-banking financial company made green finance and digital innovation its base. In 2011, the Unit of the Private Sector of the World Bank Group, IFC, along with Tata Capital, established the Tata Cleantech Capital Limited (TCCL), which was aimed to finance renewable and sustainable infrastructure projects. In 2024, the merger with TCCL of Tata Capital gave the company a chance to strengthen its base.

The company’s MD and CEO Rajiv Sabharwal said, “In the last ten years, the company has financed more than 500 renewable projects in the Cleantech portfolio. Also, more than 22,400 MW of capacity has been approved in segment like solar, wind, biomass, small hydro. Cleintech and Infrastructure Finance Book reached Rs 18,000 crore, which is growing from 31.8 percent CAGR in the last two years. The company works through digital networks and partner networks.

How much is the loan book of the company?

By June 2025, its total loan book was Rs 2.33 lakh crore. The company gives loans to most retailers and small and medium business (SME), which is more than 87 percent of its total loan. It has 1,516 branches in India. In addition, it also works through partnership with 30,000 DSAS (Direct Selling Agent), 400 OEM (original equipment manufacturer) and 60 digital partners.

Take care of this by investment

Tata Capital has a stake in several big companies of Tata Group, which reflects its strong business models and financial stability. The amount raised from the IPO will be used to increase the scope of business and strengthen the service network. Experts suggest that this IPO is a safe and a better investment opportunity, which is likely to have a long -term return. However, investors should carefully analyze the company’s business models, market trends and growth possibilities before betting.

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Tata capital ipo: Tata Group’s NBFC company Tata Capital has raised Rs 4642 crore from anchor investors, with the Life Insurance Company (LIC) the largest bet of Rs 700 crore, which is 15.08 percent of the anchor book. LIC was allotted 2,14,72,386 shares.

According to the company’s filing, other investors include Nomura India Investment Fund Mother Fund (3.77 percent), Nomura India Investment Fund Mother Fund (3.77 percent) and Morgan Stanley Investment Funds Asia Opertunity Fund (3.15 %). Apart from this, Rs 125 crore has been allotted to Norway’s Wealth Fund, Government Pension Fund Global Rs. 2.69 percent equity. The stocks were allotted on the upper price band of Rs 310-326 per share.

Who are an anchor investors?

Anchor investors usually include an institution, mutual funds or pension funds. They are also called qualified Institutional Boys (QIB). There are many advantages of the involvement of anchor investors in the IPO, this increases the trust of investors. Since the opening of the IPO, a large fund is obtained before the opening of the IPO, other investors are also encouraged to invest. This increases stability, helps in setting a price band for stock, which leads to a good price.

Which companies participated in the anchor book?

Anchor book included investors like SBI Life Insurance, SBI General Insurance, HDFC Life Insurance, Aditya Birla Sun Life Insurance, ICICI Londbard General Insurance, Bharti AcS Life Insurance, Kenra HSBC Life Insurance, Navi General Insurance and Reliance General Insurance.

Apart from these, ICICI Prudential MF, HDFC AMC, Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC, DSP MF, Axis Mutual Fund, Whiteok Capital, Nippon Life, Mahindra Manulif,, Edelweiss, Kotak Mahindra AMC, Motilal Oswal AMC, UTI AMC, Bandhan MF, Barbas MF, Invesco India, Mirray Asset and PGIM India 18 domestic mutual fund houses together bought 5.06 crore shares of Tata Capital for Rs 1,650.4 crore.

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Tata capital ipo: The IPO of Tata Group’s NBFC company Tata Capital (Tata Capital IPO) is opening to anchor investors on 3 October today. Whereas for retail investors, it will open on Monday, October 6 and the issue will be closed on Wednesday, October 8. By the way, the company is carrying a target of raising Rs 15,512 crore through this IPO. Out of these, an attempt will be made to raise Rs 4641.6 crore with anchor investors.

Anchor investors may include these

It is being told that the company’s anchor investors include ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund, HDFC Mutual Fund, AXIS AMC and Government Insurance Company. However, no concrete information has been given by the company about this. Anchor investors are also called qualified Institutional Boys (QIB). These usually include an institution, mutual funds or pension funds. They are allotted shares a day before the IPO opens so that retail investors can be assured to invest in IPOs. Anchor investors buy shares for large amounts of IPOs.

Shares will be sold worth crores

In this IPO of Tata Capital, the company will issue 21 crore new shares worth Rs 6,846 crore and will issue 26.58 crore shares worth Rs 8,665.87 crore through Offer-SAL (OFS). It is being told that Tata Sons is preparing to sell 23 crore shares and International Finance Corporation in OSS.

The price band for IPO has been fixed at Rs 310-326 per share. Retail investors will have to bid in a lot of 46 shares. For this, investment of at least Rs 14,996 is required. Investors in IPO can apply for investors for a maximum of 13 lots. Share can be allotted on 9 October and a possible listing of shares on both BSE and NSE can be on Monday, October 13.

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