Indian food and grocery delivery firm Swiggy is expected to see just modest demand from retail investors for its $1.4 billion IPO even after cutting its hoped-for valuation twice, with momentum for domestic stocks having cooled considerably.

Swiggy has raised around $606 million from a set of over 75 anchor investors as part of its $1.35 billion initial public offering, as the Indian food delivery and quick commerce startup prepares for the country’s second-largest listing of the year next week.

Swiggy IPO has drawn a range of opinions from analysts, with varying perspectives on the company's growth potential and risks.

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Swiggy sold shares worth $605 million to institutional investors including Fidelity and Norges on Tuesday as the food delivery firm launches a $1.35 billion IPO that will be India's second-largest stock offering this year.

There was modest interest by retail institutional investors (RIIs) with a 0.33 times subscription rate, while the figure for non-institutional investors (NIIs) stood at 0.03 times

Food delivery giant Swiggy has raised ₹5,085 crore from anchor investors ahead of its IPO, which opens tomorrow. The company has fixed the price band at ₹371-390 per share. Swiggy plans to use the IPO proceeds for investment in its subsidiary Scootsy,