QYOU Media says Chatterbox completes BSE SME IPO listing
Chatterbox Technologies raised 42.86 Crore through its BSE SME IPO, with the issue 52X oversubscribed and shares closing at 135 rupees after the second trading day.
QYOU Media Inc. said its India-based subsidiary, Chatterbox Technologies, has completed its listing on the Bombay Stock Exchange’s BSE SME platform. The company’s shares closed at 135 rupees ($2.12 CAD) on Monday October 6, 2025, after the issue opened at an initial top-end price of 115 rupees ($1.81 CAD).
Chatterbox’s book-building process attracted subscriptions at 52X the shares offered, according to QYOU Media. The company raised 42.86 Crore (approx.$6,726,000 CAD) through the issuance of 3,727,200 equity shares.
The issue was 17% higher after the second trading day compared with its initial top-end pricing. Trading volume during the first two days reached 2.1M shares, representing over $4.2M CAD.
At the close of the second trading day, Chatterbox Technologies had a market capitalisation of 190 Crore (approximately $30M CAD). QYOU Media remains the company’s largest and majority shareholder. The announcement did not provide a percentage for that holding.
#First social media and influencer marketing listing on the platform
Chatterbox became the 635th company to list on the BSE SME platform and, according to the announcement, the first company in India’s social media and influencer marketing category to do so.
Founded in 2016, Chatterbox connects brands with influencers and creators across markets. Its creative division, ChtrSocial, works on content strategy and digital storytelling. QYOU Media operates through subsidiaries in India and the United States, producing, distributing and monetising content created by social media influencers and digital content creators.
Indian SME exchange rules limit stock movements to ±5% during the first 10 trading days and ±10% during the subsequent 10 trading days. After that period, the limits expand to ±20%. The trading levels are based on the opening price set at the market open each day.
The release said statements that are not historical facts may be forward-looking and warned that assumptions may prove incorrect. It also stated that actual results may differ materially because of risks, uncertainties and other factors, many of which are beyond the company’s control. QYOU Media said it has no obligation to publicly update or revise those statements except where securities law requires it.
QYOU Media Inc., (TSXV: QYOU) (OTCQB: QYOUF), announced that its India subsidiary, ChatterBox Technologies, completed its listing on the BSE SME platform (Bombay Stock Exchange). The source says Chatterbox became the 635th company to list on the SME platform and the first company in India to be listed in the category of social media and influencer marketing.
The source says the book building process was 52X oversubscribed. The issue’s initial top-end pricing was 115 rupees ($1.81 CAD), and the source states that it closed Monday October 6th at 135 rupees ($2.12 CAD), 17% higher after day two.
The IPO raised 42.86 Crore (approx.$6,726,000 CAD) through the issuance of 3,727,200 equity shares. The source presents this as the amount raised through that share issuance and does not provide further proceeds terms.
The source reports trading volume of 2.1M shares in the first two days, representing over $4.2M CAD. At market close on day two, Chatterbox Technologies had a market cap of 190 Crore (approximately $30M CAD).
The source says that, under Indian SME exchange regulations, stock movement is capped at ±5% during the first 10 trading days and ±10% during the subsequent 10 trading days. Thereafter, trading limits expand to ±20%. It also states that all trading levels are established based upon the opening pricing set at the market open each day.
The source states that QYOU Media remains the largest and majority shareholder of Chatterbox Technologies. It does not provide a percentage ownership figure.
The source says Chatterbox Technologies has operated since 2016 and links brands with influencers and creators across markets. Its creative arm, ChtrSocial, supports brands with content strategy and digital storytelling. The source does not provide financial forecasts for these activities.
The release says that statements that are not historical facts may be forward-looking statements and warns that assumptions may prove incorrect. It states that actual results may differ materially because of known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, many of which are beyond the company’s control. The release also says readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements and that the company undertakes no obligation to update or revise them, except as expressly required by securities law.