Snapdeal plans to raise ₹1250 crore through the sale of new shares
Snapdeal Ltd., an Indian e-commerce startup backed by SoftBank Group Corp., has filed preliminary documents for an initial public offering, joining the rush of tech companies looking to debut on the country’s exchanges in the midst of a record-breaking stock market rally. According to its proposal red herring prospectus, or DRHP, filed with the Securities and Exchange Board of India, the New Delhi-based company intends to raise 1250 crore ($165 million) through the sale of new shares. Furthermore, existing stockholders, including SoftBank, intend to sell up to 30.77 million secondary…