Home First Finance IPO Date, Review, Price Band, Form & Market Lot Details

IPO Initial Public Offerings
Home First Finance – HFFC IPO date is fixed on 21 January and closes on 25 January 2021. The Home First Finance Corporation is founded in 2010 based in Mumbai. The company is an affordable housing finance company. The company offers home loans to lower and middle class to buy homes. The also offer loan against property, developer finance to buy commercial properties as well. The company has 65 branches in 60 districts in 11 states. The state includes Gujarat, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. As on September 2019 (latest data by) the company has total 37086 active loans. The offer the quick loan through their mobile app. Check out Home First Finance HFFC IPO dates, price band, and market lot details.
 
Equity Shares outstanding prior to the Issue = 8,22,70,961 Shares
Fresh Issue of 51,15,830 Shares @518/- = Rs.265.000Crores
Offer for Sale of 1,71,56,737 Shares @519/- = Rs.888.719Crores
Equity Shares outstanding after the Issue = 8,73,86,791 Shares

Category-wise Break up:
Anchor: 66,81,770 Shares = 346.116 Crores
QIB: 44,54,514 Shares = 230.744 Crores
NII: 33,40,885 Shares = 173.058 Crores
RII: 77,95,398 Shares = 403.802 Crores (Lot size: 29 = 2,78,407 Forms)
Total Issue: 2,22,72,567 Shares = 1,153.719 Crores.

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RII: 2,78,407 Forms
NII: 173.058 Crores

Home First Finance

    Home First Finance IPO Review:

    • Apply with Short and Long Term Gain

    Home First Finance IPO Date & Price Band:

     IPO Open: 21 January 2021
     IPO Close: 25 January 2021
     IPO Size: Approx ₹1200 Crore (Approx)
     Face Value: ₹2 Per Equity Share
     Price Band: ₹517 to ₹518 Per Share 
     Listing on: BSE & NSE
     Retail Portion: 35%
     Equity: 2,94,11,764 Shares

    Home First Finance IPO Market Lot:

     Minimum Lot Size: Minimum 28 Shares
     Minimum Amount: ₹14504
     Maximum Lot Size: Maximum 364 Shares
     Maximum Amount: ₹188552

    Home First Finance IPO Allotment & Listing:

     Basis of Allotment: 29 January 2021
     Refunds: 01 February 2021
     Credit to Demat Account: 02 February 2021
     Listing Date: 03 February 2021

    Home First Finance IPO Form:

    How to apply the Home First Finance IPO? You can apply Home First Finance IPO via ASBA available in your bank account. Just go to the online bank login and apply via your bank account by selecting the Home First Finance IPO in the Invest section. The other option you can apply Home First Finance IPO via IPO forms download via NSE and BSE. Check out the Home First Finance forms – click NSE Forms & BSE Forms blank IPO forms download, fill and submit in your bank or with your broker.

    Home First Finance Company Financial:

      ₹ in Crore
    RevenueExpensePAT
    2017
    201813411016.0
    201927120645.1
    202042031279.1
    2021 – H1
    24317352.8

    Company Promoters:

    • True North Fund V LLP and Aether (Mauritius) Limited

    About Home First Finance:

      Home First is young housing finance company built on a single premise: we believe everyone should own their dream home. We blend technology and personalisation, so the loan process is easy and hassle-free. Simply put: our customers always come first.

        Quick Links:

        DRHP Draft Prospectus
        RHP Draft Prospectus

        Home First Finance IPO Registrar:

        KFin Technologies Private Limited
        Selenium Tower B, Plot 31-32,
        Gachibowli, Nanakramguda,
        Hyderabad – 500 032, Telangana
        Phone: +91 40 6716 2222
        Fax: +91 40 2343 1551
        Email: [email protected]
        Website: www.kfintech.com
        Note: Check Home First Finance IPO allotment status on KFintech website allotment URL. Click Here

        Home First Finance IPO Lead Managers:

        • Axis Capital Limited
        • Credit Suisse Securities (India) Private Limited
        • ICICI Securities Limited
        • Kotak Mahindra Capital Company Limited

        Company Address:

        Home First Finance Company India Limited
        511, Acme Plaza,
        Andheri Kurla Road, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400 059
        Phone: +91 22 6694 0386
        Email: [email protected]
        Website: www.homefirstindia.com

        Home First Finance IPO FAQs:

        When Home First Finance IPO will open for QIB, NII, and Retail?

        The IPO is to open on 21 January 2021 for QIB, NII, and Retail Investors.

        What is Home First Finance IPO Investors Portion?

        The investors’ portion for QIB-50%, NII-35%, and Retail 10%.

        How to Apply the Home First Finance IPO?

        You can apply Home First Finance IPO via ASBA online via your bank account. You can apply ASBA online via UPI through your stock brokers. You can also apply via your stock brokers by filling up the offline form.

        How to Apply the Burger King IPO through Zerodha?

        Log in to Console in Zerodha Website. Go to Portfolio and Click on IPO. You will see the IPO Name “Home First Finance”. Click on Bid Button. Enter your UPI ID, Quantity and Price. Submit IPO Application Form. Now go to your UPI App on Net Banking or BHIM App to Approve the mandate.

        What is Home First Finance IPO Size?

        Home First Finance IPO size is ₹1200 crore.

        What is Home First Finance IPO Price Band?

        Home First Finance IPO Price Band is ₹517 – ₹518.

        What is Home First Finance IPO Minimum and Maximum Lot Size?

        The minimum bid is 28 Shares with ₹14504 amount while maximum bid is 364 shares with ₹188552.

        What is Home First Finance IPO Allotment Date?

        Home First Finance IPO allotment date is 29 January 2021.

        What is Home First Finance IPO Listing Date?

        Home First Finance IPO listing date is 03 February 2021. The IPO to list on BSE and NSE.

        Note: The Home First Finance IPO price band and date will be added as it will be officially announced. The IPO grey market premium (Home First Finance IPO GMP) will be added on the grey market page as it will start)

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