Khyati Global Ventures IPO Fully Booked on Day 1: Retail Investors Lead the Charge! Check GMP and Details

The Khyati Global Ventures IPO opened for bidding on Friday, October 4, and will close on Tuesday, October 8. The price per share has been set at ₹99, with each share having a face value of ₹10. Investors can place a minimum bid for 1,200 shares.

About Khyati Global Ventures

Founded in 1993, Khyati Global Ventures Ltd, formerly known as Khyati Advisory Services Ltd, exports and repackages a variety of fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), including food, non-food items, household goods, and festive handicrafts. The company is also involved in trading pharmaceutical products.

Khyati Global serves international wholesalers and importers for supermarket chains. The company offers a broad range of well-known Indian brands such as Everest, Parle G, MDH, Haldiram’s, and others, as well as locally produced goods.

IPO Subscription Status

On the first day of bidding, the IPO was subscribed 1.81 times. The retail portion was the most active, with 2.85 times subscription, while the Non-Institutional Investors (NII) portion was subscribed 77%.

By 14:27 IST, bids had been placed for 31,78,800 shares, compared to the 17,54,400 shares on offer, according to data from chittorgarh.com.

IPO Details

The Khyati Global Ventures IPO is worth ₹18.30 crore. This includes a fresh issue of 1,048,000 equity shares, along with an offer for sale of 800,000 shares. The company plans to use the funds for working capital and general corporate purposes.

The lead manager for the IPO is Aryaman Financial Services Limited, with Bigshare Services Pvt Ltd as the registrar. Aryaman Capital Markets is the market maker for the IPO.

Grey Market Premium (GMP)

As of today, Khyati Global Ventures shares are trading at their issue price of ₹99 in the grey market, with no premium or discount. The grey market premium (GMP) reflects how much investors are willing to pay above the IPO price. Currently, the GMP for Khyati Global Ventures is ₹0, meaning there’s no additional demand or premium on the stock.