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Can LEAP India IPO deliver long-term growth for high risk investors?

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LEAP India is on a mission to secure ₹480 crore through a new issuance aimed at settling its debts. Additionally, the company plans to garner ₹2,000 crore via an offer for sale. After acquiring CHEP India, LEAP India has significantly enhanced its asset-pooling network, resulting in a remarkable 41.4% revenue increase year-on-year and a net profit surge of 29.5%. This IPO might attract high-risk investors looking for long-term gains.
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