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Hyundai's Indian subsidiary debuted on the stock market with a 7% drop, now 5% below its IPO price, despite raising $3.3 billion by offloading a 17.5% stake. Analysts cite concerns over the capital's use, higher royalty fees, and minimal upside pricing, while some see long-term growth potential in India's evolving automotive market.
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