#Mamaearth IPO

[deevayrattan]

Whats the story of Mamaearth IPO, a fast-growing brand known for its sustainable and natural personal care products.

Watch the success story of mamaearth IPO to get in-depth information.

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Mamaearth IPO: शानदार सफलताएं!!

Mamaearth IPO: एक व्यापक विश्लेषण इस विस्तृत विश्लेषण में, हम मामाअर्थ आईपीओ के बारे में विस्तार से चर्चा करेंगे, जिससे आपको इस आगामी लिस्टिंग के बारे में सूचित निर्णय लेने में मदद करने के लिए महत्वपूर्ण अंतर्दृष्टि और जानकारी प्रदान की जाएगी। Introduction Mamaearth IPO हाल के दिनों में सुर्खियां बटोर रहा है और निवेशक इसकी लिस्टिंग का बेसब्री से इंतजार कर रहे हैं। इस लेख में, हमारा लक्ष्य…

[themoneyhand]

Mamaearth IPO | Everything You Need to Know Before Investing

If you are looking for a promising investment opportunity in the consumer sector, you might want to check out the upcoming IPO of Mamaearth, a popular beauty and personal care brand that offers natural and toxin-free products. Mamaearth is the flagship brand of Honasa Consumer Ltd, which also operates other brands such as The Derma Co, Aqualogica, Ayuga, BBlunt, and Dr Sheth’s. The company was…

[livemintvideos]

I have often heard parents worried about using baby products that are toxins free. The craze for these organic products is palpable simply because they mean no harm to our skin, hair, gut, and ourselves in general. This common problem associated with Indian parenting has been addressed through Mamaearth’s innovative product line. Today, in Startup Buzz, I am going to talk about one such fastest-growing brand that has reached the 100 cr club.

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Peak XV Partners Report Staggering 10x Returns in mamaeart's IPO

[jkumari]

🚀 IPO Alert! Mamaearth's parent company, Honasa Consumer, is going public! 📈 The IPO subscription opens today with a price band of ₹308 to ₹324 per share. Read More 👇 https://bit.ly/46SRA3F

[fundtq]

The IPO launched by Mamaearth is grabbing everyone's attention. The valuation that Mamaearth is aiming for is unexpectedly high and has got everyone asking:

Nykaa launched its IPO on October 2021 at a valuation of $4.5 Billion with a revenue of ₹2440 crores. The EV/Revenue of Nykaa stood at 15x at the time of IPO.

Meanwhile, Mamaearth's aiming at a 17x at valuation of $3 Billion when its revenue stands at annualized ₹1,444 crores.

What the learning here:

- Timing of IPO now is good for consumer brands

- Mamaearth's creating favoritism by influencer marketing vs Brand marketing by Nykaa

-Mamaearth is a brand story Vs Nykaa is a marketplace story

Waiting to see how the IPO unfolds and who wins the race.

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Freshworks Founder Mathrubootham Advocates for Founders to Participate in Secondary Sales

Girish Mathrubootham, founder and executive chairman of Freshworks, has voiced strong support for founders utilizing secondary share sales to address significant personal expenses and focus on growing their businesses. He argues that many entrepreneurs come from middle-class backgrounds and may find substantial secondary sales—such as $5 million or $25 million—very appealing, especially when such funds can resolve critical personal financial issues like home loans. By alleviating these pressures, founders can concentrate more effectively on scaling their companies.

Mathrubootham made these remarks on August 9 during a panel discussion at the Moneycontrol Startup Conclave in Bengaluru. The panel, moderated by Moneycontrol deputy executive editor Chandra R Srikanth, also featured Mithun Sacheti, former CEO and founder of CaratLane, and was centered around the theme "Chennai Super Kings: Building, Scaling, and Stepping Back: The Founder’s Arc."

The practice of founders selling shares in secondary markets has sparked debate among investors and entrepreneurs. For instance, Nitish Mittersain, founder of Nazara Technologies, faced criticism after selling a 6.38% stake to Plutus Wealth Management, a pre-IPO investor. Mittersain defended this decision, explaining that the sale was necessary to provide liquidity for his family, despite the company remaining under promoter control.

Similarly, Swiggy co-founders Sriharsha Majety and Nandan Reddy, along with other staff members, are planning to sell shares as part of a $65 million employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) liquidity event. Founders of Mamaearth, Varun Alagh and Ghazal Alagh, also sold about 32.86 lakh shares out of their 10.67 crore shareholding in the beauty brand. Additionally, Supam Maheshwari, founder of FirstCry, sold 6.2 million shares before the company's IPO filing in January.

In a related vein, Ashneer Grover, former founder of BharatPe, advised founders in his book Doglapan, published on X (formerly Twitter) in 2022, to prioritize their financial security and capitalize on opportunities to sell stock through secondary markets. Grover suggested that at least 80% of the proceeds from secondary sales should benefit the founders, with the remaining 20% allocated to ESOP holders and angel investors.

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Indian Startup Ecosystem: A Weekly Roundup Of Top News June 3rd — June 10th, 2024

The Indian startup ecosystem is dynamic and ever-changing. Keeping up with the newest advancements, financing rounds, and scandals can be challenging. To keep you informed, here is a roundup of the most recent news headlines from the Indian startup ecosystem from June 3rd to June 10th, 2024.

NPCI Takes UPI Global with Peru Partnership

The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) is spreading its reach outside India’s boundaries. This week, NPCI International struck a major agreement with Peru’s Central Reserve Bank to create a digital payments system akin to India’s very successful Unified Payments Interface (UPI). Peru becomes the first South American country to use a UPI-like system in an effort to minimize dependency on cash transactions and boost financial inclusion for its inhabitants. This agreement is intended to considerably improve Peru’s digital payment infrastructure, hence promoting economic growth and financial accessibility.

Mamaearth Faces Social Media Squall, Ghazal Alagh Responds

Mamaearth, a well-known Indian personal care company, was the target of a social media firestorm this week. Aditi, a platform X user, created a series of reviews condemning Mamaearth products’ effectiveness. The tweet, which received over 1.4 million views, prompted a controversy online. Ghazal Alagh, Mamaearth’s co-founder, responded directly to the criticism on social media. Alagh denied the charges, implying that the reviewer may have “woken up with a lot of hate,” and offered to help her with any specific product issues. The debate has sparked a discussion regarding product quality and influencer marketing strategies, with many people sharing their personal experiences with Mamaearth.

ixigo Gears Up for IPO, Eyes Growth in Online Travel Market

Excellent news for online travel fans! ixigo, a renowned online travel operator, plans to undertake its initial public offering (IPO) on June 10th. The IPO would sell shares between Rs 88 to Rs 93, with a fresh sale of Rs 120 crore and an offer-for-sale component of up to Rs 620.10 crore. The cash raised will be used to increase the company’s working capital, invest in cloud infrastructure, and investigate prospective acquisitions. Market analysts are bullish on ixigo’s development prospects, citing the rising need for online travel booking services, particularly in the post-pandemic environment.

SEBI Tightens IPO Disclosure Norms for Faster Approvals

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), the country’s market regulator, has issued a new set of regulations aimed at streamlining the IPO approval process and increasing transparency. SEBI has introduced 31 new disclosure rules for companies seeking an IPO. These improvements are designed to speed up the approval process and align India’s IPO standards with global best practices. This measure is likely to strengthen investor trust in the Indian market while also increasing overall market efficiency. SEBI thinks that by expediting the process, more companies will view IPOs as a viable fundraising alternative.

Baron Capital Makes Bold Valuation Calls: Swiggy Up, BYJU’S Down

Investment firm Baron Capital sent shockwaves through the Indian startup ecosystem this week with its revised valuations for two major players: Swiggy and BYJU’S. Baron Capital significantly increased Swiggy’s valuation by 25%, reaching $15.1 billion. This upward revision reflects Swiggy’s growing market share and profitability in the hyper-competitive food delivery sector. Conversely, Baron Capital slashed BYJU’S valuation by a staggering 99%. This drastic move highlights concerns about BYJU’S post-pandemic business momentum, suggesting a significant slowdown in growth. The contrasting valuations by Baron Capital underscore the changing dynamics within the Indian startup landscape. While Swiggy capitalizes on rising demand, BYJU’S struggles to maintain its once meteoric growth trajectory in the edtech space.

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Mamaearth Listed On Stock Exchanges At A Mere 2% Premium On Issue Price | IPO #shorts

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[generalwombatexpert]

IPO of Mamaearth (Honasa Consumer) will open on 31st October 2023 and the price band will ₹308 - ₹324 per share. You can download Planify android application from Google play store and read everything about Mamaearth IPO. You will get the complete process that how to create your demat account and apply for Honasa Consumer IPO.

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Mamaearth raises Rs 765 crore from anchor investors ahead of IPO

Varun and Ghazal Alagh, co-founders of Mamaearth Gurugram-based beauty and personal care company Honasa Consumer has mopped up Rs 765.2 crore from 49 anchor investors on October 30, the day before issue opening. The parent firm of Mamaearth has attracted great interest from investors as marquee names like Smallcap World Fund Inc, Fidelity Funds, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, Government…

[livemintvideos]

I have often heard parents worried about using baby products that are toxins free. The craze for these organic products is palpable simply because they mean no harm to our skin, hair, gut, and ourselves in general. This common problem associated with Indian parenting has been addressed through Mamaearth’s innovative product line. Today, in Startup Buzz, I am going to talk about one such fastest-growing brand that has reached the 100 cr club.

[planify]

Mamaearth IPO Review & Analysis | Honasa Consumer Limited IPO (Mamaearth...

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ADIA, Norges among anchor backers in Mamaearth’s $92M raise ahead of IPO

Honasa Consumer, the parent firm of skin and personal care brand Mamaearth, has raised about $92 million in an anchor round ahead of its initial public offering starting Tuesday in a major boost to the Indian startup that in many ways is testing the current appetite of the local public markets. A group of over […] © 2023 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only. Go to Source Manish…