The price strip of the IPO has been set between 1,080 ₹ and 1,140 ₹ per share. Retail investors can teach for a batch of 13 shares, which will lead to a minimum investment of 14,820 ₹, at the upper end of the price band.
The problem is a 100% sale offer (OFS), which means that the Indian entity will not receive any product from the question, where the South Korean parent, LG Electronics Inc. will be discharged.
The three -day IPO will end for the subscription on Thursday, October 9.
Before the number opening, LG Electronics India raised 3,474 ₹ ₹ from an anchor investors, which included the Singapore government, the global pension government, and the ABU Dhabi Investment Authority, as well as 26 of India’s interior investment funds, which applied through their various schemes.
So, should you subscribe to this great IPO? Here is what the experts had to say:
SBI Securities – Subscribe
SBI Securities has a note “subscribed” to the question, declaring that LG Electronics India has one of the largest internal production capacities among peers in India.
At 35.1 times the price for profits according to its post capital, LG Electronics surpasses its peers on most of the evaluation parameters, as well as a higher return profile.
Elara Capital – Subscribe in the long term
Elara Capital believes that the Indian space of sustainable consumers is planned for a period of healthy growth in two-digit growth led by macro-Aiguilles and tax reductions, thus reviving consumer demand and, therefore, LG Electronics India is in an ideal place to capitalize on the same.
LG Electronics India also has a business model in light of assets with advanced return ratios during the 2025 financial year, according to Elara, which also believes that the IPO is attributed in an attractive manner.
At 35 times the benefit of the 2025 per share (BPA), the price is a 50% discount compared to its peers. Contingent responsibility, tax disputes are key risks.
Anand Rathi – Subscribe
Anand Rathi believes that the problem is “at a reasonable price” by examining the strong recognition of the brand and market leadership on several durable consumption products, as well as a large internal production capacity.
Before opening the IPO, LG Electronics India stocks on the non -listed market have negotiated at a gray market bonus (GMP) of 250 ₹ per share. However, these prices are only speculative and the original registration price could differ from the GMP.
