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After shelving its IPO plan earlier, AceVector, the parent company of Snapdeal, has filed papers with market regulator Sebi for its initial public offering via the confidential route. The total issue size of the IPO is pegged at ₹500 crores and will comprise a fresh issue of shares along with an offer for sale. The move comes after more than two and half years when Snapdeal withdrew its ₹1250 crores IPO plan citing adverse market conditions.

Founded in 2010, Snapdeal was once a major player in the Indian e-commerce market. However, it lost momentum and was on the verge of a shutdown at one point. However, thanks to its shift to value ecommerce, it gradually came back on track.

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According to a joint report by ANAROCK and ETRetail, India's e-commerce industry is projected to reach USD550 billion by 2035. The growth will primarily be propelled by increasing internet penetration, smartphone adoption and enhanced digital payment infrastructure, along with key government initiatives like Digital India. Also, increasing the participation of consumers from smaller cities is a key driver of this expansion.

Once among India's leading e-commerce marketplaces, Snapdeal has now adopted a more value-conscious approach, with a tier II and tier III-focused strategy. It has also built Stellaro, which happens to be a private label portfolio focusing on affordable fashion and home categories.

  • Strong banding and continuous innovation
  • Large network of retailers
  • Intensely competitive market
  • Total reliance on online resources

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The primary revenue streams of Snapdeal include marketing services, e-commerce enablement and other ancillary sources. It has a marketplace business model linking consumers with sellers. It charges sellers for using its platform and also earns revenue from advertising.

The operating income of Snapdeal stood at ₹379.76 crores in FY 24, up by 2.1% from ₹371.96 crores in FY 23. The firm's improved performance was visible in the 43.2% reduction of loss to ₹160.38 crores in FY24. Its total expenditure dropped by 21.4% to ₹540.76 crores in FY 24 from ₹687.93 crores in FY 23.

As per estimates, Snapdeal has over 40 million monthly active users and over 550 million monthly page views with an exclusive focus on value selection. The firm earns more than 77% of its revenues from repeat customers, with 86% of its orders coming from outside metro cities.

1. Visit the Registrar’s Website

Visit the registrar’s website and find out the IPO allotment status link. Click on it and enter either your PAN, DP ID or application number. Click on ‘Submit’ button to know the status.

2. Check on the National Stock Exchange Website

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) website has an IPO bid verification module. You can use it to check the allotment status of Snapdeal IPO. Go to the NSE website and find the 'Invest' tab. Click on 'Verify IPO Bids' under 'Resources & Tools'.

On the NSE IPO bid verification page, enter:

  • Company name from dropdown
  • Application number
  • PAN

Then click 'Submit' to know the allotment status.

3. Check on the BSE Website

The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) also has an IPO allotment status page. Go to the BSE website and find the 'Investors' tab. Under 'Investors', click on 'IPO'. This will take you to the IPO allotment status page. On the BSE IPO page, follow these steps:

  • Select 'Equity' from the dropdown menu
  • Choose 'Snapdeal' in the next dropdown
  • Enter your application number
  • Enter your PAN
  • Click 'Search’ to know allotment status

To apply for this IPO:

  • Log in to your Kotak Neo Demat account: Log in to your Demat account to access IPO investments. Next, select the current IPO section.
  • Specify IPO details: Enter the number of lots and the price you wish to apply for.
  • Enter UPI ID: After entering your UPI ID, click submit. This will place your bid with the exchange.
  • Mandate Notification: Your UPI app will receive a mandate notification to block funds.
  • Approve Request: Your funds will be blocked once you approve the mandate request on your UPI.

The Snapdeal IPO opens for subscription from [-] to [-], with a total issue size of [-]. The IPO price band is ₹[-] per share with a lot size of [-]. The company aims to list the shares on BSE & NSE on [-].

The Snapdeal IPO will open for subscription on [-] and will close on [-] for investors.

The minimum lot size for the Snapdeal IPO is [-] equity shares, requiring a minimum investment of ₹[-] for retail investors applying in the IPO.

The price band of the Snapdeal IPO has been fixed at ₹[-] per equity share.

You can apply for the Snapdeal IPO online through the Kotak Neo Website or the Kotak Neo App using UPI or ASBA during the IPO subscription period.

Snapdeal IPO allotment will take place on [-].

You can check the Snapdeal IPO allotment status online on the registrar’s website or on the NSE and BSE IPO allotment pages using your application number, PAN, or demat account details.

Snapdeal shares will list on the stock exchanges on [-].

The exact dates of the IPO are yet to be announced.

Kunal Bahl is the Chairman and co-founder of Snapdeal.

The lot size of shares in this IPO is yet to be announced.

You can read more about Snapdeal and its IPO from the company’s draft red herring prospectus here.

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