Bagmane REIT IPO Day 1: Bagmane Prime Office REIT owns and operates a premium-grade office portfolio in Bengaluru. The initial public offering (IPO) of Bagmane REIT has opened for bidding today, 5 May. The offer will close later this week on Thursday, 7 May.
The offer has received a tepid response from investors so far, booked just 0.05 times as of 4.31 pm, according to data available on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
Bagmane Prime Office REIT IPO received bids for 7,50,14,550 shares as against 14,79,21,000 shares on offer, as the institutional category was subscribed 0.50 times, while the category belonging to individuals and corporates was booked 0.51 times, according to the data available on NSE.
Even before the IPO opened, the company raised Rs 1,150 crore from anchor investors, including major names like SBI Life Insurance, UTI Mutual Fund, and Kotak Mutual Fund, reflecting solid institutional confidence. In addition to it, Rs 1,360 crore was secured through pre-IPO placements.
Bagmane Prime Office REIT: Strong portfolio and high occupancy
Bagmane REIT’s biggest strength is its premium office portfolio. The company owns six Grade A+ business parks spread across major business hubs in Bengaluru, totalling approximately 20.3 million square feet of leasable area, of which 19.6 million square feet is leasable area.
Most notably, it boasts a committed occupancy of 97.9 per cent, one of the highest in the Indian REIT space. Tenants include global giants such as Google, Amazon, Nvidia, and Samsung, ensuring stable rental income.
About Bagmane Prime Office REIT
Bagmane Prime has a portfolio of 6 large business parks with a total area of 20.3 msf, including 19.6 msf of leasable area. The portfolio also includes 2 under‑construction hotels (607 keys) and solar assets with 164.4 MW (DC) capacity. All assets are located in Bengaluru.
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