Digital Healthcare Platform PharmEasy Files For Rs 6,250 Crore Initial public Offer (IPO)
Digital healthcare platform PharmEasy filed on Wednesday for an preliminary public providing (IPO) of up to Rs 6,250 crore ($842.43 million), turning into the newest startup within the nation to pursue a home inventory itemizing.
The corporate supplies well being providers starting from teleconsultation to radiology exams to residence supply of medical merchandise and gadgets.
For the three months ended June 30, the proforma gross merchandise worth or the overall financial worth of all gross sales for the corporate stood at Rs 3,026 crore.
API Holdings Ltd, PharmEasy’s mother or father, may take into account an extra concern of fairness shares by way of a personal placement of up to Rs 1,250 crore, the corporate stated in its draft purple herring prospectus dated Nov. 8.
The corporate counts technology-focused enterprise capital agency Naspers and entities associated to international funding group CDPQ and private-equity agency TPG amongst its buyers.
In a bid to diversify its operations, the agency had acquired Thyrocare Applied sciences, India’s largest diagnostic take a look at supplier by volumes, in September.
PharmEasy’s IPO submitting got here on a day when style e-commerce startup Nykaa is about to debut on inventory exchanges, whereas fintech platform Paytm closes subscription previous to its debut.
Citigroup International Markets India, JM Monetary Ltd, Kotak Mahindra Capital, Morgan Stanley India and BoFA Securities India are joint bookrunners in API Holdings’ IPO.