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Tejas Cargo shares debut with 4% premium over IPO price on BSE SME platformTejas Cargo listed at a 4.2% premium on BSE SME, raising Rs 106 crore through its IPO, which was subscribed just over 1x. The logistics fir...
Tejas Cargo IPO subscribed 79% so far on Day 3. Check GMP, price band and other detailsThe retail portion of the issue was subscribed 83%, while the non-institutional investors category saw a subscription of 10% on the final d...
Hexaware Technologies IPO subscribed 1.4 times so far on Day 3: Check GMP, price band and other detailsHexaware Technologies' IPO has been fully subscribed, aiming to raise Rs 8,750 crore, with an issue price band of Rs 674-708 per share. The...
Tejas Cargo IPO subscription at 38% so far on Day 2: Check GMP, price band, subscription and other detailsTejas Cargo intends to use the funds raised from the IPO for acquiring additional trailers, meeting working capital needs, repaying debt, a...
FOMC minutes, FII action among 9 factors that could impact D-Street trade this weekIndian benchmark indices fell for the eighth straight session to end Friday in the red amid FII selling with banks, auto and FMCG sectors a...
PS Raj Steels IPO subscribed over 6 times so far on Day 3: Check GMP, price band and other detailsPS Raj Steels has fixed a price band of ₹132-140 per share for its IPO. Investors can bid for a minimum of 1,000 shares per lot and in mult...
Voler Car IPO subscribed over 4 times so far on Day 3: Check GMP, price band and other detailsVoler Car's SME IPO was subscribed 4.98 times on the final bidding day, with strong demand from retail and institutional investors. The com...
Tejas Cargo IPO: Check GMP, price band, subscription and other detailsTejas Cargo's SME IPO opens for subscription, offering fresh equity sales of 63 lakh shares at a price band of Rs 160-168 per share. The lo...
Feel bullish going into 2018, no chance of market topping out: Anant Shirgaonkar, Newport Capital LLP“IT, pharma, NBFCs and private banks are all avoids and would rather bet on credit rating agencies”