In addition, Mazagon Dock Builders, Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd (RVNL), Garden Reach Builders and Engineers LTD and Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) provided more than 1000% of returns to IPO investors
Up to 15 out of 18 public sector companies that appear in the last eight years, given Bumper’s returns with the Naval Mazaggon spring builders that exceed the list by making investors richer by huge 3,700 percent, according to an analysis.
The analysis shows that, except for insurance companies, all companies in the central public sector (CPSE), especially the shipping and rail sectors, on the list since May 2017, the positive benefits for investors who bought shares in the Public Suparing Initial (OPI) and Show.
In addition, the Naval Builders of the Mazagon dock, the Vikas Nigam Ltd (RVNL) railroad, Naval and Ingenieros LTD and Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) engineers provided more than 1000 percent of returns to IPO investors. The wise analysis of the sector reveals that railroads and shipping CPSE have surpassed CPSE in other sectors.
Mazagon Dock, which appears in Bours in 2020 at an issue price of ₹ 145, quoted ₹ 5.510.2 per share on April 22, 2025, despite a division of shares in December 2024.
Garden Reach Builders listed in Bours in 2018 at a price of $ 118. Shares are currently quoted to ₹ 1,733.9 each, which gives a yield of 1,369 percent to investors.
Cochin Shipyard, which listed in 2017, has granted yields or 590 percent with the price of shares that increases to ₹ 2,979.7 of the OPI issuance price of ₹ 432. This performance is despite a division of shares.
Among the railroads, RVNL granted returns or 1,866 percent, increasing the 2019 OPI issuance price of ₹ 19 per share to ₹ 373.6. Similarly, IRCTC shares increased 1,110 percent of ₹ 320 in 2019 to ₹ 3,872.75 per share. Others such as Rites and IRCON International (listing in 2018) granted investor yields or 225 percent and 243 percent, respectively, while Railtel, listed in 2021, cold returns or 238 percent.
The CPSE of the Defense Sector – Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL), Bharat Dynamics (BDL) and Midhani – returned to IPO investors or 605 percent, 558 percent and 227 percent, respectively.
The actions of the Indian Agency for Renewable Energy Development (IREDA) that appear in 2023 at an emission price of ₹ 32, have increased 458 percent to ₹ 178.6 each.
Housing and Urban Development Corporation (Hudco) gave investors 288 percent of the returns that increased from the emission price of ₹ 60 in 2017 to ₹ 233 per share.
MSTC, under the Ministry of Steel, gave 350 percent returns to investors that increased from the issuance price of ₹ 120 per share to ₹ 540.25.
The lags included New India Assurance, Life Insurance Corp and General Insurance Corporation (GIC). While LIC Scrip is following the price of the problem, the actions of GIC and New India have given negative yields to investors despite bonus actions 1: 1 announced by the two general insurance companies in 2018.
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Posted on April 27, 2025
