Tata Play files confidential papers with SEBI for IPO, becomes first Indian company to do so
FirstpostOnce SEBI issues its observations and Tata Play decides to float the IPO, the company will be required to file an updated DRHP Tata Play, previously called Tata Sky, has become the first Indian firm to submit a “pre-filed” draft document, confidential Initial Public Offering papers, with regulatory bodies. Existing investors, namely Tata Opportunities Fund, Singapore’s Temasek Holdings, and Walt Disney, which hold the remaining 37.8 percent in the company, are likely to offload their stakes via OFS. Once SEBI issues its observations and Tata Play decides to float the IPO, the company will have to file an updated DRHP. While two financial investors are going to exit Tata Play completely, joint venture partner Walt Disney will retain some share in the corporation.