IPO Management
Vatsa Capital Venture, as a SEBI Registered Category I Merchant Banker, provides end-to-end merchant banking services for companies launching SME and Mainboard IPOs, as well as Follow-on Public Offerings (FPOs). We act as Book Running Lead Manager / Lead Manager to issues, managing the entire transaction lifecycle—from due diligence, structuring, valuation, drafting of offer documents, regulatory filings, and SEBI/Exchange coordination to marketing, investor outreach, and successful listing.
Our team ensures strict adherence to SEBI, Stock Exchange, and other applicable regulatory frameworks, while strategically positioning the issue to align issuer objectives with market appetite.
Beyond the listing, we continue to support our clients through post-listing compliance advisory, capital structuring, corporate actions, and strategic financial planning—serving as a long-term partner in their growth and value creation journey.
Rights Issue
A Rights Issue enables listed companies to raise additional equity capital by offering shares or convertible securities to existing shareholders at a predetermined price within a specified subscription period. It is an efficient capital-raising mechanism that strengthens the company’s equity base without increasing leverage.
As a SEBI Registered Category I Merchant Banker, Vatsa Capital Venture acts as Lead Manager to Rights Issues, providing end-to-end execution support. Our role includes transaction structuring, due diligence, drafting of the Letter of Offer and related documents, regulatory filings with SEBI and Stock Exchanges, coordination with intermediaries, and oversight of the issue process through to allotment and listing.
We ensure full compliance with applicable SEBI regulations while strategically positioning the issue to maximize shareholder participation and achieve the company’s capital-raising objectives in a timely and efficient manner.
Private Placement Consulting
Private placement is a capital-raising mechanism through which companies issue equity shares, convertible securities, or debt instruments to a select group of investors on a preferential basis, in accordance with the Companies Act and applicable SEBI regulations (for listed entities). It enables issuers to raise funds efficiently without undertaking a public offer, while maintaining flexibility in structuring, pricing, and investor selection.
As a SEBI Registered Category I Merchant Banker, Vatsa Capital Venture assists in structuring and executing private placements, including preferential allotments and institutional issuances. The process involves pricing determination as per regulatory guidelines, preparation of offer documents and explanatory statements, due diligence, coordination for board and shareholder approvals, stock exchange filings, and completion of allotment and post-issue compliances. A well-structured private placement ensures timely capital infusion, regulatory adherence, and alignment with the company’s strategic and financial objectives.
Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) Support
A Qualified Institutions Placement (QIP) is a capital-raising route available to listed companies for issuing equity shares or convertible securities exclusively to Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs), in accordance with SEBI (ICDR) Regulations. QIPs are designed to enable faster access to institutional capital with streamlined documentation and reduced regulatory timelines compared to public offerings.
As a SEBI Registered Category I Merchant Banker, Vatsa Capital Venture acts as Lead Manager to QIP transactions, overseeing due diligence, structuring, pricing strategy, preparation of placement documents, regulatory filings with stock exchanges, and coordination with institutional investors. The process includes determination of floor price as per SEBI formula, book building among QIBs, allocation, and completion of post-issue formalities. A strategically executed QIP facilitates efficient capital mobilization while strengthening the institutional shareholder base of the company
DEBT SYNDICATION
Debt syndication enables companies to raise structured debt capital through term loans, working capital facilities, structured credit instruments, and non-convertible debentures (NCDs). It involves assessing the company’s financial profile, cash flow strength, and capital structure to design an optimal borrowing framework aligned with business expansion, refinancing, or liquidity objectives.
The process typically includes preparation of detailed financial information, structuring of security and covenant packages, engagement with banks and financial institutions, negotiation of commercial terms such as pricing and tenure, and coordination of documentation and disbursement. A well-executed debt syndication strategy ensures access to diversified funding sources, competitive borrowing costs, and a balanced capital structure while maintaining financial discipline and regulatory compliance.
DELISTING
Delisting enables a listed company to remove its equity shares from stock exchange platforms, either voluntarily or pursuant to regulatory requirements, in accordance with the SEBI (Delisting of Equity Shares) Regulations. Voluntary delisting is often undertaken to facilitate promoter consolidation, corporate restructuring, strategic realignment, or long-term business transformation outside the purview of public market obligations.
The process involves determination of floor price in line with prescribed pricing regulations, obtaining board and shareholder approvals, issuance of public announcements, and conducting the reverse book-building mechanism (where applicable) to discover exit price. It further requires escrow arrangements, tendering of shares by public shareholders, settlement of consideration, and completion of post-delisting compliances.
A carefully structured delisting process ensures regulatory adherence, transparent price discovery, protection of minority shareholder interests, and efficient execution aligned with the company’s long-term strategic objectives.