The Reserve Bank of India's September bulletin has described the month of September as the best month in 14 years in terms of IPI. According to the bulletin, a record-breaking jump in IPO listings has been revealed, which shows the busiest IPO time in more than a decade.

Best month of 14 years - According to the report, September is going to be the busiest month for IPOs - mainboard and SME - in 14 years, with more than 28 companies entering the stock market so far. This clearly means that people's interest in SME IPOs has increased. In which domestic mutual funds have also become big participants. Oversubscription reached record levels. The report also states that 54% of the IPO shares allotted to investors were sold within a week of listing. QIP option also liked - Apart from IPOs, the bulletin states that listing companies are opting for qualified institutional placement (QIP) to raise funds. A staggering Rs 60,000 crore has come through QIP in the first eight months of 2024. While corporate debt remains in short supply, global funds have consistently invested in the Indian loan market since May. This shows the strength of the Indian economy. The RBI's September bulletin reveals a record-breaking jump in IPO activity, making September the busiest month for IPOs in 14 years. Note- What is QIP i.e. qualified institutional placement? QIP i.e. qualified institutional placement- Companies use QIP to raise funds from the domestic market. QIP does not require approval from the market regulator i.e. SEBI. For QIP, the company decides the share price as per the rules. The price of QIP cannot be less than the average price of the share for 2 weeks. What is IPO- Know before investing- IPO means Initial Public Offers. For this, companies get themselves listed in the stock market and bring a proposal to sell their stocks to investors. To get listed in the stock market, the company has to make all the information about itself public. If we put it in simple words, the company issues its stocks through IPO. Actually, through IPO, the promoters of the companies sell some stake of their company to raise capital. Apart from this, while investing in IPO, it is important to know how long the company has been in business and how is its performance. At the same time, investors should also keep an eye on how much are the liabilities of the company. Apart from this, it is also important to know what the company is going to do with the capital obtained from the IPO. While applying for IPO, investors should ensure that there is no correction in the form, there is no overwriting. For this, do not pay by cash or postal order or money order. If you have any problem in filling the form, then you should take the help of your brokers.