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Citigroup Global Markets India Private Limited
SEBI Registered Merchant Banker | Mainboard IPO
About Citigroup Global Markets India Private Limited
Citigroup Global Markets India Private Limited is a SEBI registered Merchant Banker located in Mumbai. They provide services in various areas of capital markets like, advisory
- Incorporation Year
- 2000
- Registration No
- 126657
- City
- Mumbai
IPO Performance
Total IPOs Managed
0+ IPOs
Total Issue Size (Rs Cr)
₹0 Cr+
Avg Issue Size (Rs Cr)
₹0 Cr+
Avg Listing Gain
0%
Listed in Gain
0
Listed in Loss
0
IPO Track Record
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Upcoming IPOs of Citigroup Global Markets India Private Limited
Why is the Merchant Banker Important in an IPO?
A merchant banker plays a very important role in IPO as it:
- Ensures the IPO follows all legal and regulatory rules, so investors get correct and transparent information.
- Helps decide the right IPO price based on the company’s financials and market conditions.
- Reviews the company’s business, risks, and financial health before offering shares to the public.
- Connects the company with investors and creates demand for the IPO in the market.
- Manages the entire IPO process, from draft papers to allotment and listing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Citigroup Global Markets India Private Limited, as a lead manager, is a SEBI-registered merchant banker appointed
to plan, manage, and execute the IPO while ensuring regulatory compliance.
A Lead Manager structures the IPO, ensures SEBI compliance,
markets the issue, and manages the process from filing to listing.
Responsibilities include preparing DRHP/RHP, due diligence,
price band recommendation, IPO marketing, allotment, and listing.
The Lead Manager ensures transparent disclosures, clear risk communication,
SEBI compliance, and legal accountability.
The Lead Manager recommends the price band,
but the final pricing decision is taken jointly with the company.
A BRLM oversees the book-building process,
collects bids, and plays a key role in price discovery.
Yes. Mainboard IPOs may appoint multiple Lead Managers,
while SME IPOs usually appoint one.
A reputed Lead Manager can improve investor confidence,
but does not guarantee listing gains.
Lead Manager details are available in DRHP/RHP,
IPO advertisements, and BSE/NSE websites.
No. Share price after listing depends on market demand,
company performance, and overall market conditions.
The Lead Manager handles pricing, marketing, and compliance,
while the Registrar manages applications, allotment, and refunds.
No. Listing gains depend on valuation,
demand, and overall market sentiment.
Experience, number of IPOs handled,
and mainboard/SME expertise indicate credibility, not profitability.
Yes. In SME IPOs, the Lead Manager often coordinates market making
to improve post-listing liquidity.
