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₹2,206-crore initial public offering (IPO) on Thursday, 3 November, with plans to utilise the capital on next phase of growth across markets.

The shares are likely to be listed on BSE and NSE on 16 November, 2022. KFin Technologies Limited is the registrar to the IPO. IPO dates - The issue will open tomorrow (3 November).

The share sale of the multi-speciality tertiary care provider will close on Monday (7 November). The bidding for anchor investors will open on Wednesday. Price band - Global Health has set a price band of ₹319 and ₹336 per equity share of face value ₹2 each. Grey Market, allotment and listing dates - The grey market premium (GMP) of Global Health IPO stands at ₹25 per share today, according to IPO Watch.

This implies that the stock will likely be listed at ₹361, a premium of 7.44% over the IPO price. The company's shares will be allotted to successful bidders on 11 November, and the refund to unsuccessful bidders will be credited on 14 November.

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