A Study on Comparison of Indian IPOs (2004:2008) Short Run Performance based on Issue Size, Ownership Structure, Sector, Activity time Period and Year of Issuance
Published: 2013
Author(s) Name: Drashti Shah |
Author(s) Affiliation: Assistant Professor at S. R. Luthra Institute of Management, Surat
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Abstract
The Indian economy is growing at a very fast growth rate. Within the Asian
region it is the second fastest economy and has become the investment center
for the large global companies and countries. With a robust currency and a
consistent growing GDP the buying power of the people has increased as well as
the credit cycle has elongated. This research aims at discovering comparison of
short term performance of IPOs issued in the Indian market during 2004 to
2008. Descriptive Statistics like Mean, Median and Standard deviation and
Krushkal- Wallis test and Mann Whitney U test have been used for comparison
of IPOs based on their IPOs issue size, based on their sector, based on type of
ownership, based on type of activity period and based on year of issuance.
Evidence is found that, performance is not influenced by offer size, sector,
ownership and timing of issue. Whereas, influenced by Year of issuance.
Keywords: Indian IPO, Offer Price, Issue Size, Ownership Structure, Sector
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