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Fintech firm Paramotor Digital Technology secures Sebi's nod for IPO

Paramotor Digital Technology operates a diversified technology platform catering to both consumers and enterprises across India.

Fintech firm Paramotor Digital Technology secures Sebi's nod for IPO

Fintech company Paramotor Digital Technology Ltd has received approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to launch an initial public offering (IPO), according to a recent update. The company had previously submitted its draft papers for an IPO to Sebi in May, under the pre-filing route, which allows for confidentiality regarding details such as issue size and other crucial information until a later stage.

Sebi granted its final observation on August 25, marking a crucial milestone in the IPO process. The fintech firm can now move forward with further preparations for the public issue, provided it adheres to all applicable regulatory guidelines. The lead managers for the issue are Motilal Oswal Investment Advisors and Equirus Capital.

Established in 2016, Paramotor Digital Technology operates a diversified technology platform that serves both consumers and enterprises across India. Its offerings include consumer spend management, rewards and loyalty solutions, digital gifting, and enterprise technology services. Key platforms include SpendPro, RewardOn, yayyy.shop, and DevStack, each catering to specific segments of the market.

The company's asset-light, technology-driven business model is well-positioned to capitalize on growing digital adoption in consumer spending, enterprise engagement, and business process digitization.

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