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Swiggy cuts evaluation target for IPO to $12.5 billion-13.5 billion, sources state

Indian food delivery giant Swiggy is internally going for a business assessment of $ 12.5 billion13.5 billion for its upcoming IPO, cutting its target by 1016% due to market volatility, two people with direct knowledge said on Thursday.

Swiggy was earlier targeting a $15 billion valuation for its $ 1.4 billion November IPO which will be the country's second greatest stock offering this year, behind Hyundai India's. launching today.

Recent market volatility and a correction in Indian stock. markets have prompted Swiggy to think about a lower appraisal, as. it wants to ensure a lot of worth is left on the table for. investors who bid, said the first source with direct knowledge. of the matter.

India's benchmark Nifty 50 index is on course to log. 4 straight weeks of losses, having actually dropped 7.15% from record. high levels hit on Sept. 27, due to relentless foreign selling.

Hyundai India shares fell 7.2% on their market debut on. Tuesday after retail financiers offered a lukewarm reception amidst. issues about a lofty appraisal and a vehicle industry downturn.

The two sources said Swiggy is anticipated to note on Nov. 13. on Mumbai bourses, and open the IPO for subscriptions in the. week before that, though the date might change a little.

Swiggy, which is backed by SoftBank and Prosus. , did not react to requests for comment.

In spite of current jitters, India's IPO market has been buoyant. with around 270 companies raising $12.57 billion this year. already, eclipsing the $7.4 billion raised in all of 2023.

Swiggy plans to perform roadshows for its stock offering in. many Indian cities starting Oct. 30, said the 2nd source.

Swiggy takes on Zomato in India's online. restaurant and coffee shop food deliveries sector, and both have actually made. major bets on the new so-called fast commerce boom where. groceries and other items are being delivered in 10 minutes.

Swiggy's last funding round, led by Invesco in 2022, valued. it at $10.7 billion.

(source: Reuters)