PRISM is set to scale back its initial public offering from Rs 6,650 crore to Rs 3,350 crore in light of its robust cash flow and enhanced balance sheet. The majority of the newly structured funds will focus on repaying or prepaying debts. Moody's Ratings has adjusted PRISM's outlook to positive, anticipating growth in EBITDA. Notably, OYO's founder, Ritesh Agarwal, and SoftBank maintain substantial stakes in the venture.
People familiar with the matter said the reduction in the issue size follows continued strong cash generation and an improving balance-sheet position, which has lowered the amount of capital the company needs to raise compared with what was originally envisaged.
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PRISM is set to scale back its initial public offering from Rs 6,650 crore to Rs 3,350 crore in light of its robust cash flow and enhanced balance sheet. The majority of the newly structured funds will focus on repaying or prepaying debts. Moody's Ratings has adjusted PRISM's outlook to positive, anticipating growth in EBITDA. Notably, OYO's founder, Ritesh Agarwal, and SoftBank maintain substantial stakes in the venture.
