Shares of Swiggy surged 7% to ₹440 on Wednesday as the food-delivery and quick-commerce startup concluded India's second-largest IPO this year. Swiggy's $1.4 billion IPO, the second largest in India this year,

Swiggy Ltd.’s shares rallied in Mumbai on Wednesday in one of the best debuts for a large initial public offering this year, driven by strong investor interest in India’s burgeoning quick-commerce space.

Shares of Indian food delivery giant Swiggy rose over 9% on their trading debut. The company raised 113.27 billion Indian rupees ($1.34 billion) in its IPO that closed Monday.Shares of Indian food delivery giant Swiggy soared over 9% on their trading debut Wednesday after a stellar IPO — the country's second-largest this year.

While big ticket offerings have seen relatively muted responses, India’s IPO market has been buoyant, with about 290 companies raising nearly $14 billion so far this year, roughly twice the amount raised in all of last year, LSEG data showed.

Shares of Indian startup Swiggy surged at its Mumbai debut, driven by strong institutional interest in the food and grocery delivery company.

Sagility India IPO listing date is likely on November 12, Tuesday. The equity shares of Sagility India Ltd are set to be listed on both the stock exchanges, BSE and NSE.

By Hritam Mukherjee and Chris Thomas BENGALURU (Reuters) -SoftBank-backed Swiggy's shares ended nearly 17% higher in their trading debut in India on Wednesday, signalling growing investor confidence in food and grocery delivery firms as shoppers increasingly go online and want fast deliveries.

Shares to start trading at 10 a.m. India time after $1.3 billion IPO Indian stocks edge lower at open ahead of Swiggy debut Indian IPOs since 2019 that raised more than $1 billion have on average generated a 3.

Indian food delivery firm Swiggy rose nearly 17 percent on its market debut Wednesday after raising $1.34 billion in the country's second-biggest IPO this year, as investor optimism offset profit

(Reuters) -Shares of Indian food and grocery delivery firm Swiggy jumped nearly 15% in their trading debut on Wednesday, bucking weakness in the broader market and a better performance than some analysts had predicted for the loss-making firm after its $1.