India's Quick Heal, Parag Milk Foods file for IPOs
Indian security software developer Quick Heal Technologies and dairy firm Parag Milk Foods have filed for IPOs, seeking INR2.5 billion ($38 million) and INR3.25 billion, respectively. Parag has also raised an additional INR600 million from existing backer IDFC Alternatives.
Quick Heal's IPO will consist of an undisclosed number of newly issued shares, along with up to 6.8 million shares held by current stockholders, according to a filing. The latter includes 2.8 million shares...
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