Capital Infra Trust IPO Opens Today: Check Price Band, GMP, Allotment Date, And Other Details Here

IPO News Today: Capital Infra Trust InvIT is stepping into the limelight with its eagerly awaited original public immolation (IPO), aiming to raise a hefty Rs 1,578 crore. The subscription window is officially open, remonstrating off moment and running for the coming three days. The finances raised are set to fuel loans to design Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs), primarily for clearing off outstanding debts, as well as for settling relaxed loans tied to the design SPVs from the Sponsor.

The Capital Infra Trust IPO price band is set between Rs 99 and Rs 100 per unit, where it gets intriguing institutional investors will snare a large knob — 75 of the issue while non-institutional investors will be left with the remaining 25. Judges, despite the request's ups and campo, are prompting investors to subscribe, touting the immolation's eventuality for long- term growth. This immolation is not all fresh units; it also includes an offer for trade, bringing the total value of the IPO to an emotional Rs 1,578 crore.

For retail investors eyeing the offering, a single lot of 150 shares will cost at least Rs 15,000, but if you're thinking bigger, you can place a bid for up to 13 lots—equivalent to 1,950 equity shares—for a total of Rs 1,95,000.

As of January 7, 2025, the unlisted shares of Capital Infra Trust InvIT IPO are holding steady, with no major movement. Sources familiar with the grey market activities have reported that the grey market premium (GMP) is essentially non-existent, hovering at nil.

The subscription window will slam shut on Thursday, January 9, 2025, and here’s the timeline you should keep in mind: the allotment basis is expected to be finalized the following day, Friday, January 10, 2025, with shares expected to hit investors' demat accounts by Monday, January 13, 2025.

In its Red Herring Prospectus (RHP), Capital Infra Trust 2025 IPO has made it clear that it won't be pocketing any of the proceeds from the offer for sale. Instead, those funds will be handed directly to the Sponsor Selling Unitholders after covering the offer-related expenses. So, while the excitement is palpable, the real action is just beginning as the market waits to see how the subscription pans out.