iValue Infosolutions Stock Plummets After 5% Discount Listing Shock

Another traditional stock proves why digital assets are eating Wall Street's lunch.

The Bleeding Continues

iValue Infosolutions shares tanked another 5% right out the gate—trading at a discount that'd make even bargain-bin investors think twice. The company's stock can't catch a break while crypto projects launch with billion-dollar valuations overnight.

Traditional Finance's Slow-Motion Crash

Active traders dumped positions faster than legacy banks can process settlements. The decline exposes how centralized equity markets remain vulnerable to single-point failures—meanwhile, decentralized exchanges handle billions without breaking a sweat.

Finance's future isn't happening on the NYSE floor—it's being coded on blockchain networks that actually understand 21st-century efficiency.

IPO details

The ₹560-crore IPO received 1.82 times subscription on the closing day of bidding at a price band of ₹284 to ₹299 per share. The IPO was entirely an offer-for-sale (OFS) of 1.87 crore shares by promoters. Sundara (Mauritius) Ltd, affiliated with private equity firm Creador, will sell 1.10 crore shares, while the promoters divested 38 lakh shares.

The QIBs got subscribed 3.18 times, while the retail investors attracted 1.28 times subscription and non-institutional investors quota received 1.26 times subscription.

Ahead of the IPO, the Creador-backed company raised ₹168 crore from anchor investors.

IIFL Capital Services and Motilal Oswal Investment Advisors were the book running lead managers to the issue.

Published on September 25, 2025