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Foreign firms are increasingly cashing out of India's booming IPO market, pocketing billions instead of raising capital for expansion. Recent listings, including major players like Hyundai and LG, saw over $5 billion flow overseas. This trend, driven by high valuations, raises concerns about capital outflows and the rupee's stability, with policymakers questioning IPOs as exit routes.

Goldman Sachs maintains a neutral stance on ITC, anticipating cigarette tax impacts. Citigroup is bullish on LIC, citing strong operational performance and margin expansion. Jefferies raises its target for Nykaa, impressed by robust growth and improving margins. CLSA sees significant potential in Honasa, with strong revenue and margin growth. Morgan Stanley remains overweight on LG Electronics India, despite margin pressures.

Indian households are increasingly relying on air conditioners during intense summers, leading to higher electricity bills. Experts advise smarter usage, regular maintenance, and informed purchasing decisions to control costs without compromising comfort. Simple adjustments like optimal temperature settings, using ceiling fans, and sealing air leaks can significantly reduce energy consumption.

LG Electronics unveils its 2026 Home Appliances range in India. The new collection expands both affordable-premium and premium segments. It introduces innovative refrigerators, washing machines, microwave ovens, dishwashers, and water purifiers. These appliances cater to diverse Indian consumer needs with advanced technology and enhanced features. The company aims to strengthen its 'Make-in-India' initiative and export the Essential Series globally.

A 75-inch TV at Rs 69,999 sounds like a catch waiting to happen. Xiaomi's X Pro QLED 75 mostly isn't one. The 4K QLED panel delivers genuine Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support, the build quality punches above its price, and the software stack is among the better ones in this segment. The compromises—brightness ceiling, DLG-based 120Hz, modest speakers—are real but considered. Most buyers won't feel shortchanged.

LG Electronics India has achieved a remarkable stock market debut. The company's shares opened with a 50% premium, significantly exceeding its issue price. This strong performance has propelled its market valuation past its South Korean parent company.

LG Electronics India IPO: LG Electronics India's Rs 11,607 crore IPO opened for subscription, attracting strong investor interest with a 24% grey market premium. The offer for sale, priced between Rs 1,080 and Rs 1,140, is supported by analysts due to the company's market leadership, robust financial performance, and competitive valuation. The IPO concludes on October 9, with listing expected on October 14.

LG Electronics India's IPO is set to finalize share allotment on October 10 after a strong response, with the issue oversubscribed over 54 times. Investors can check their allotment status on BSE/NSE or Kfin Technologies. The company's robust financial performance and a significant grey market premium suggest a promising market debut.

LG Electronics is targeting a turnover of Rs 23,500 crore this year in India as part of a strategy to make the country among the South Korean major's top three markets in three years time.

Consumer Electronics and Appliances Manufacturers Association (CEAMA) facilitated Soon Kwon, Managing Director, LG Electronics India with the 'Man of Electronics' award at their 35th Annual Function, held in New Delhi recently.

Consumer durable firm LG Electronics India on Thursday announced the appointment of Soon H Kwon as the new Managing Director of the company, replacing Moon B Shin, who is currently holding the position.

LG Electronics India made a strong debut on the NSE and BSE, with shares surging over 48% against the issue price. Managing Director Hong Ju Jeon's decision to deliver his entire listing speech in Hindi garnered significant attention and applause, going viral on social media. The successful IPO, despite a market dip, marks India's most sought-after IPO since 2008.

After introducing the world's first curved OLED technology in India, LG Electronics is unveiling a comprehensive ULTRA HD TV line up.