Russia-Ukraine Conflict Slows Global IPO Activity, Yet Startups Continue to Favour Domestic Headquarters.
IPO-Ready Tech Companies Undeterred by War in West Asia
Despite the ongoing conflict in West Asia, several technology companies planning to go public are continuing with their plans to shift their corporate domicile back to India. This crucial step in their initial public offering (IPO) preparation appears to be largely unaffected by the war's impact on global markets.
India's Corporate Domicile Shift Remains On Track
Several tech companies, including Zetwerk, Ola Electric, and Swiggy, had previously announced plans to shift their corporate domicile back to India in preparation for their IPOs. These companies had been incorporating offshore entities to raise funds, but are now looking to bring their operations back under Indian jurisdiction.
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Key Takeaways
- Several tech companies planning to go public are continuing with their plans to shift their corporate domicile back to India.
- This move is seen as a crucial step in their initial public offering (IPO) preparation.
- Companies like Zetwerk, Ola Electric, and Swiggy had previously announced plans to shift their corporate domicile back to India.
Investor Takeaway
Investors should be cautious of potential delays in IPOs due to global conflicts.
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