Kissht, Ola Electric & More: Why Listed Startups Keep Going Back To The Well
Kissht’s plan to raise ₹832 cr just four months after its IPO highlights how new age companies are increasingly returning to public markets for fresh capital, raising questions around dilution, capital deployment and investor appetite.
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