KKR-backed LEAP India is set to launch its initial public offering on Friday, according to reports covering the listing process and deal size. The IPO is described as valued at about ₹2,480 crore, with the company offering shares at a price band of ₹151–₹159 per share. The offering is reported to be conducted through an India IPO expected to raise roughly $285 million, targeting an overall valuation of about $734 million. The price band and timing are presented consistently across the sources, with the IPO scheduled to close on August 11. LEAP India is backed by KKR, and the public offering is positioned as part of the firm’s plan to access public-market funding and broaden its investor base. The details provided focus on the launch date, pricing range, closing deadline, and the valuation and fundraising expectations cited by market observers. No additional terms, allotment structure, or post-IPO plans are specified in the provided excerpts.
KKR-backed LEAP India to launch ₹2,480 crore IPO on Friday
KKR-backed LEAP India is set to launch its initial public offering on Friday, according to reports covering the listing process and deal size. The IPO is described as valued at about ₹2,480 crore, wit...
- KKR-backed LEAP India launches its IPO on Friday.
- The IPO price band is ₹151–₹159 per share.
- The IPO closes on August 11.
- One report describes the IPO as about ₹2,480 crore in size.
- Another report says the deal targets about $734 million valuation and about $285 million from the India IPO.
The firm will sell shares in a price band of ₹151-159 apiece. The IPO closes on August 11.
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