Cube Highways InvIT IPO Subscribes 1.67x, Closes Today
Source: Mint Markets
Arth Insight · What this means for your wallet
- You can invest in road infrastructure for potential stable income from tolls.
- The IPO is priced between ₹151-₹152 per unit, making it accessible for many investors.
- Strong anchor investor interest suggests potential for good performance after listing.
The Cube Highways Trust InvIT IPO, priced between ₹151-₹152 per unit, closes today, July 24. The issue has seen strong demand, subscribed 1.67 times by its third day. The InvIT had already raised ₹1,687.5 crore from anchor investors.
- ▸Cube Highways InvIT IPO closes today, July 24.
- ▸The issue is priced between ₹151-₹152 per unit.
- ▸It has been subscribed 1.67 times so far.
- ▸Listing is expected on July 29.
- ✓Cube Highways InvIT IPO closes today, July 24.
- ✓The issue is priced between ₹151-₹152 per unit.
- ✓It has been subscribed 1.67 times so far.
- ✓Listing is expected on July 29.
The initial public offering (IPO) of Cube Highways Trust InvIT, a infrastructure investment trust focused on roads, is set to close today, July 24. The issue, which opened on July 22, has garnered significant investor interest, reaching a subscription level of 1.67 times by the end of its third day.
The price band for the InvIT units is fixed at ₹151 to ₹152 per unit. Prior to the public offering, Cube Highways Trust successfully raised ₹1,687.5 crore from anchor investors. This group included several prominent mutual funds and institutional investors, indicating strong confidence in the InvIT's assets and future prospects.
Investors interested in participating in the IPO must submit their applications before the closing deadline today. The listing of the units on the stock exchanges is anticipated on July 29.
Cube Highways Trust owns a portfolio of toll roads across India. Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs) are instruments that allow investors to indirectly invest in infrastructure assets, offering potential for stable income through toll collections and asset appreciation.
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What is the closing date for the Cube Highways InvIT IPO?
The Cube Highways InvIT IPO closes today, July 24.
What is the price band for the InvIT units?
The price band for the Cube Highways InvIT units is ₹151 to ₹152 per unit.
When will the Cube Highways InvIT units be listed?
The listing of the Cube Highways InvIT units is expected on July 29.
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