Aadhar Housing Finance had a subdued IPO debut, with the stock listing at ₹315 on the NSE, matching its issue price, and slightly lower at ₹314.30 on the BSE, reflecting a modest 0.22 percent discount.
Aadhar Housing Finance’s ₹3,000 crore IPO was available from May 8 to May 10, 2024, priced between ₹300-315. Prior to opening, on May 7, the company secured ₹898 crore from anchor investors, showing strong preliminary interest.
Originally Vysya Bank Housing Finance, Aadhar Housing Finance focuses on low-income housing, offering small-ticket mortgage loans to economically weaker sections. It operates 487 branches across 20 states and is backed by Blackstone, which holds 98.72% equity. Its model supports economic upliftment by improving living standards and providing employment in urban and semi-urban areas.
Aadhar Housing Finance aims to utilise INR 750 crores from its IPO to boost Tier 1 capital for competitiveness. Remaining funds will support general corporate activities, repay debts, expand distribution, advance IT, and cover operational costs and strategic initiatives.