We recommend reading these Part 1 and Part 2 chapters of IPO Markets on Varsity to learn and understand the concepts in-depth.
Key takeaways from this chapter
- Companies go public to raise funds, provide an exit for early investors, reward employees and gain visibility.
- Merchant banker acts as a critical partner with the company during the IPO process.
- SEBI regulates the IPO market and has the final word on whether a company can go public or not
- As an investor in the IPO, you should read through the DRHP to know everything about the company.
- Most of the IPOs in India follow a book-building process.
These classes are fantastic! I’ve taken Coursera courses before, but they felt boring in comparison—these are much more interactive.
One suggestion: At the end of each video, the next one cuts in, and the logo appears over the key takeaways screen. This makes it difficult to note down the key points. It would be great if the key takeaways remained visible for longer.
Thanks Raghav. This is encouraging. We have noted this and made changes in the subsequent videos.
For me i believe it\’s too late to start these learnings but whatever i have learned so far i found it very superb & the way you guys explained over the videos then theory & those shorts which i am seeing on youtube by Astha Khurana all are so fabulous & great content ! It\’s like easy2learn for me.
Thanks and I dont believe its too late 🙂
Good luck and wishing you the best!
I\’m watching it on 23rd August 2024 .A BIG THANKYOU
Happy learning 🙂
Great learning
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Hi,
Really informative Videos but one thing is that during key takeaways the pop-up for the next video makes it difficult to get through it kindly resolve this.
Glad you liked it, we have fixed it in the subsequent videos.
english subtitles are not available. I can see only Hindi subtitles. Can you please add english subtitles also to make it more comfortable in learning
All the videos in the past 6 months have English subtitles.
Great initiative Great input
Actually, Part 2 chapter of IPO Market link is missing. It is showing \”Error 404 – Page not found\”.
This one? https://zerodha.com/varsity/chapter/the-ipo-markets-part-2/
Part 2 link is broken, gives 404, correct it to – https://zerodha.com/varsity/chapter/the-ipo-markets-part-2/
Very clear, descriptive and hits the mark. This is going to benefit a lot of people who seriously want to understand at grass root level. Thank you
Part 2 link is broken
Part 2 link leads to page not found. Please help.
Thank you so much for your precise videos for new beginners like us.
After seeing all the videos we gained a lot knowledge of stock market.
Thank you once again
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Great content and really good explanations!!
Glad you liked it, happy learning 🙂
The quality of the videos is immaculate.
Thank you, I hope you liked the quality of content as well.
Hello sir.
I am Gowtham, I have two doubts about this chapter IPO.
1. Are the shares issued based on the investment made by the individuals or the promoter can negotiate for the specific % of shares? In seed funding?
2. How the %stake i.e (equity %) and the investment amount are linked or what is the connection between them? I am not clear about the calculation for company\’s valuation
I hope you will reply me soon.
1) There can be negotiations
2) Do check the earlier comments, Gowthanm. Have discussed these things.
Thank You So Much Zerodha Team.
Very Esaily Explanatio all topic. a biginar very esay to take the knowedge the stock market.
Happy learning, Das.
Get me a better start to learn investing than Varsity. Bet you won\’t find one. Great job to Team Zerodha.
Please provide me some supporting documents,my portfolio always red
What supporting documents do you need 🙂
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great explanation of concepts and interesting
Keep learning 🙂
Plz try to add key takaways or important data of last seconds before showing next video and channel link. its very difficult to read through it.
Sure, meanwhile, you can also check the key takeaways in the chapter here.
Before Going to the IPO , The involvement of Private Equity Firms should be added for a further detailed explaination stepwise.
Other than that,A great Content and Greater Explanation.
Thank You
Noted. Glad you liked the content otherwise 🙂
If someone is selling a share at rs 10, I am buying it for Rs. 10… he is selling and I am buying…how will it profit the company for which the stock is being bought.
There is no profit for the company as such. That said, with the increase in stock price, the company\’s shareholders\’ overall value of investment increases.
The content is presented at a totally different level. Many paid subscriptions also don\’t offer such a vivid explanation. Congrats to the Zerodha team who built and presenting the content. This is just super awesome!!!
Happy learning, Raj!
Hi, Thanks for the educational learning, the content is well understood by layman like us.
One thing I want to provide feedback is that, the part 2 link is not found for reading. Can you please fix this? Thanks.
Checking on this.
Great tutorial.Kudos to the entire team for the crisp and clear explanation.
Happy learning 🙂
Amazing content and I don\’t think anyone else in the market is telling this for a song. Please keep doing it and provide videos after chapter 5.
Happy learning, Kanishk!
Great job man
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Brilliant content and presentation by Prateek. Precise and compact 8n a small capsule… Love this innovation at Varsity.
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thank you so much for such great explanation of all the topics !!
Happy learning!
Hi Team, Great learning. the way Mr Prateek is teaching is awesome, loved it .
Happy learing!
Brilliant explanation. Eagerly waiting for the day I might also join the Zerodha team as a Content Contributor. Coins tossed and fingers crossed.
Glad you liked the content 🙂
Hi Team Zerodha, Great work. Good Initiative. I like to personally congratulate Mr.Karthik and Mr.Prateek. I thought of sharing some content which I had prepared some 8 years back. If possible please share your contact email so that I can forward the same.
Thank you, Dinakar. Please do share on Google dive with a link here itself.