MakeMyTrip India dépose un projet de note d'information confidentiel auprès du SEBI

MakeMyTrip a soumis les documents relatifs à une introduction en bourse de sa filiale indienne. L'opération porte sur des actions de MakeMyTrip India Ltd.

MakeMyTrip a discrètement soumis les documents pour l'introduction en bourse de sa filiale indienne. L'offre prévue comprend des actions de MakeMyTrip India Ltd.

L'entreprise vise à renforcer la reconnaissance de sa marque et à motiver les talents au sein de la filiale. Les fonds levés viendront consolider la solidité financière de MakeMyTrip.

Cette étape ouvre la voie à de futures opportunités de développement alors que l'entreprise étend sa présence sur le marché.

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