Record SIP inflows, WeWork India IPO listing, & more - Groww Digest
Friday, 10 October 2025
Markets opened below yesterday’s closing point.
Nifty 50 rose in the first half of the day and closed in the green. The rise may have been driven by optimism over a potential US-India trade deal and positive global sentiments due to easing geopolitical tensions.
All sectors’ stocks rose today except for the metal stocks and IT stocks. PSU bank stocks and realty stocks rose the most.
Global markets: US markets and most Asian markets fell. European markets showed a mixed trend (as of 6 pm IST).
News
India’s forex reserves fell by $0.28 billion to $699.96 billion in the week that ended on 3 Oct.
Mutual Funds saw net outflows of Rs 43,146 crore in Sept (vs Rs 52,443 crore inflows in Aug). SIP inflows reached a record Rs 29,361 crore (vs Rs 28,265 crore in Aug). Equity mutual funds saw inflows of Rs 30,422 crore (vs Rs 33,430 crore in Aug), while debt mutual funds saw outflows of Rs 1.02 lakh crore (vs 7,980 crore in Aug): AMFI
Integris Medtech has filed for an IPO with SEBI.
WeWork India IPO listed on the stock exchanges at a premium of 0.31% over its issue price and closed 2.99% down at the end of the day.
Canara HSBC Life Insurance IPO has been subscribed 0.09 times. Retail subscription: 0.14 times. IPO closes on 14 Oct.
Canara Robeco IPO has been subscribed 0.48 times. Retail subscription: 0.74 times. IPO closes on 13 Oct.
Rubicon Research IPO has been subscribed 2.37 times. Retail subscription: 3.94 times. IPO closes on 13 Oct.
Stocks Updates
Mankind Pharma: will acquire the Women’s Health Rx business from its subsidiary, Bharat Serums and Vaccines Ltd, for Rs 797 crore.
NTPC Green: signed an MoU with Japan-based ENEOS Corp to explore delivering green methanol and green hydrogen derivatives from NGEL’s Green Hydrogen Hub in Pudimadaka, Andhra Pradesh.
Indus Towers: approved the incorporation of a new subsidiary in the UAE with an initial investment of up to Rs 20 crore to explore investments in the African markets (starting with Nigeria, Uganda, and Zambia).
Ambuja Cements: shareholders will meet on 20 Nov to approve the amalgamation with Sanghi Industries.
Samvardhana Motherson: completed the acquisition of an additional 20% stake in Youngshin Motherson Auto Tech Ltd, making it a wholly owned subsidiary.
NTPC: signed an MoU with the Gujarat government to explore opportunities across both conventional and non-conventional energy sectors.
Adani Enterprises: raised Rs 1,000 crore through non-convertible debentures on a private placement basis at an interest rate of 8.70%, with maturity in March 2028.
Word of the Day
Lock in Period
It is a time period during which investors cannot sell or withdraw their investments
After you invest, you have to wait for the lock-in period to end before you can take your money out.
It is common in tax-saver funds, fixed deposits, and some types of insurance, but the period of time can be different for different investments.
A lock-in period helps companies keep their funds stable and encourages long-term investing.
6 Day Course
Theme: High-risk high-reward investments
Day 5: Friday
The last in this series are assets that can be considered extremely risky — so risky that it is almost sure that the invested money will be lost.
Angel investing — which is often considered as the first investment in a startup.
Investing in a successful start up at this stage can result in extremely high returns. Some investors have 1000x their money over a 10-15 year period.
Similarly, investing in penny stocks can also lead to incredibly high returns.
Some quant strategies are also designed to be extremely high return but come with extreme risk.
Do note that hearing about these returns can lead one to feel excited — and completely ignore the risk.
In fact, this list can serve as a cautionary note of what assets most investors should not invest in.
Even highly skilled investors fail routinely while investing in these assets.
Features Question
Q. “During ipo we hear that ipo got listed at a premium/discount, and if it gets listed in both NSE and BSE how are initial shares get divided among them. Also how will we know from which exchange did we get this share when ipo gets alloted”IPO listed at discount: means after the share listed on the exchanges, the share price was lower than IPO issue price.
IPO listed at premium: means after the share listed on the exchanges, the share price was higher than IPO issue price.
When shares are alloted, they are not tied to any exchanges.
In case of most companies’ IPOs, the shares get listed on both the exchanges.
So, investors can sell their shares on any exchange.
Some companies get listed on only 1 exchange. Investors of such shares will only be able to sell in that exchange
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