Supratim Choudhury writes about IPOs for the Lemonn Blog. His articles cover upcoming and recently listed IPOs in India, explaining the business behind each issue, the price band, lot size, issue size, key dates, subscription status and listing performance in plain language.
He also writes beginner guides on how IPOs work, from applying through UPI and ASBA to share allotment and listing day, so that first-time investors know what to expect before they apply.
Supratim is an IIM Ahmedabad MBA with more than 15 years of experience in business leadership, strategy consulting and retail, including P&L ownership and co-leading a brand launch in India. That background helps him look closely at the business model, growth plans and financials behind every IPO he covers.
Editorial standards: Articles on the Lemonn Blog are reviewed for accuracy by Gaurav Garg, Senior Manager – Equity Research at Lemonn. Content is for educational purposes only and is not investment advice. Investments in the securities market are subject to market risks.
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