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The company seeks to capitalise on the incentives being offered by the government to boost local manufacturing of electronics.

Dixon shares listed at Rs 2,725 versus an issue price of Rs 1,766 and rose almost 71% intra-day.

At the issue price, P/E multiple for the stock worked out to be 38.5 times of FY2017 EPS.

MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan edged up 0.16 per cent.

Consumer electronics manufacturer Dixon Technologies' IPO was oversubscribed 117.83 times.

Dixon Technologies on Tuesday raised nearly Rs 180 crore from anchor investors.

If the shares list at a premium to the offer price, the participant in grey market makes a profit.

The issue received bids for just about 1,01,07,632 shares as against the size of 23,76,557 shares.

Allotment to anchor investors takes place a day before an opening of an IPO and it acts as an indicator of institutional investor interest.

Investors may give the IPO a miss on account of the steep valuation.

Dixon Technologies and Bharat Road Network are slated to launch their respective IPOs on September 6.

The IPO will be open for public subscription during September 6-8.

The company had filed draft papers with Sebi to float an IPO in May and got 'observation' from the regulator on July 26.