Earthood Services, a prominent company offering carbon validation, verification, and ESG advisory services, has taken the unexpected step of retracting its initial public offering (IPO) plan.
This decision comes after the company refiled the draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) last June, aiming to sell up to 62.9 lakh equity shares entirely as an offer-for-sale.
The initial public offering, lodged to raise capital through an offer-for-sale by the promoters, initially seemed to be a promising move for the company's financial strategy.
However, the withdrawal of the IPO, without any component of a fresh issue, marks a significant step back for Earthood Services.
Earthood Services continues to provide advisory services on farmer producer organizations, catering to both domestic and international markets.
The company's services in carbon validation, verification, and ESG advisory remain unaffected by the withdrawal of the IPO plan.
Earthood Services continues to operate despite the unexpected withdrawal of the IPO plan, leaving investors and industry observers eagerly awaiting further updates from the company.