El mercado de salidas a bolsa de la India se mantiene tranquilo con una apertura y tres cotizaciones la próxima semana

El mercado primario de la India se prepara para una semana moderada, con solo Leapfrog Engineering Services abriendo para suscripción. Tres empresas, Mehul Telecom, Citius Transnet InvIT y Property Share Investment Trust, tienen previsto cotizar tras sus recientes ofertas. La ausencia de primas en el mercado gris señala un sentimiento cauteloso por parte de los inversores y expectativas de debuts planos.

El mercado primario en la India anticipa una baja actividad la próxima semana, según The Economic Times. Leapfrog Engineering Services será la única oferta pública inicial (OPI) que se abrirá para suscripción, reflejando un enfoque cauteloso ante las condiciones actuales del mercado. Los inversores parecen dudar, como lo demuestra la ausencia de primas en el mercado gris para las próximas cotizaciones, que normalmente indican las ganancias o pérdidas esperadas en la salida a bolsa.

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