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OYO lines up five banks to pitch $6–7 billion IPO plan to SoftBank in London

The travel-tech firm is seeking SoftBank’s approval ahead of a potential DRHP filing in August with around 10 percent equity dilution

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Overview

  • The consortium comprises global banks Citi, Goldman Sachs and Jefferies alongside Indian firms ICICI Securities and Axis Capital.
  • The presentation is slated for June at SoftBank’s Grosvenor Street office in London, where managing partner Sumer Juneja and OYO founder Ritesh Agarwal will attend.
  • OYO is targeting a $6–7 billion valuation and plans roughly 10 percent equity dilution through a mix of primary issuance and secondary share sales.
  • The company is weighing an August–September draft red herring prospectus filing and may choose between FY25 results or H1 FY26 figures to bolster its offering.
  • After reversing losses, OYO reported a ₹623 crore profit for FY25 and secured a Moody’s credit rating upgrade to B2 with a stable outlook.