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EAAA India Alternatives to float Rs 1,200-cr IPO on Oct 26

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Core Development: EAAA India Alternatives to float Rs 1,200-cr IPO on Oct 26

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Market & Financial Impact: EAAA India Alternatives Ltd will open its initial public offering worth Rs 1,200 crore on October 26. The IPO will close for subscription on October 28, following anchor investor bidding on October 23. This offering is entirely an offer for sale from the Edelweiss Group with no fresh issue component. Additionally, SEC Environmental Technologies Ltd plans to launch its IPO on October 27.

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EAAA India Alternatives to float Rs 1,200-cr IPO on Oct 26

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