
In today’s briefing:
- FS.COM Limited Pre-IPO Tearsheet
- Innovatiview India Ltd Pre-IPO – Growth Amid Cash Flow Pressures
- Central Mine Planning Design Institute Ltd Pre-IPO Tearsheet
- Omada Health (OMDA): Virtual Healthcare Provider Pops 20% After Midpoint Pricing

FS.COM Limited Pre-IPO Tearsheet
- FS.COM Limited (FS) is looking to raise at least US$100m in its upcoming Hong Kong IPO. The deal will be run by CICC, China Sec, and CMS.
- FS is the world’s second largest online DTC networking solution provider in terms of revenue in 2024, as per Frost & Sullivan (F&S).
- It focuses on providing general networking solutions and high-performance networking solutions mainly to the US and Europe, serving more than 450,000 customers and covering approx. 60% of Fortune 500 companies.
Innovatiview India Ltd Pre-IPO – Growth Amid Cash Flow Pressures
- Innovatiview India Ltd (INNOVATIVIEWINDIA IN) (IIL) is planning to raise about US$230m in its upcoming India IPO.
- IIL is a technology-driven provider of automated ancillary security and surveillance solutions for examinations, elections, and large-scale events across India.
- As of Sep 24, IIL was the largest player in examination integrated security solutions in India, according to F&S Report.
Central Mine Planning Design Institute Ltd Pre-IPO Tearsheet
- Central Mine Planning Design Institute Ltd (CMPDIL) (0180301D IN) is looking to raise about US$100m in its upcoming India IPO. The bookrunners for the deal are IDBI, SBI Caps.
- CMPDIL provides consultancy and support services across the full range of coal and mineral exploration, mine planning and design.
- As per the CRISIL Report, it is the largest coal and mineral consultancy in India by market share in FY25 and serves as the preferred consultant for Coal India Limited.
Omada Health (OMDA): Virtual Healthcare Provider Pops 20% After Midpoint Pricing
- `Omada Health, Inc. (OMDA) priced a full-size deal of 7.9mm shares at $19.00 (midpoint of the range) and opened at $19.00 for a gain of 21% at first trade.
- Omada finished north of 15-times oversubscribed with allocations highly concentrated and skewed to long-only investors.
- Our sources stated that the top ten accounts took greater than 50% of the deal and the top 25 took 80% of the transaction.