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Shreeji Shipping IPO subscribed 7.55 times on Day 3; GMP at 11%. Should you subscribe?Shreeji Shipping IPO GMP: As of Thursday, Shreeji Shipping’s IPO is quoting a grey market premium (GMP) of ₹27, implying a likely listing p...- Government may offer bluechip PSU shares to FIIs, domestic buyersFaced with lukewarm retail investor response, the government is mulling stake sale in selected bluechip PSUs, including Oil India and ONGC,...
- Fund raising via rights issue picks up, climbs 48% to Rs 6750 crMarket experts said return of investor confidence in the equity markets is at work, which encouraged some of the large firms to go for the ...
- Fund raising via rights issue picks up, climbs 48% to Rs 6750 croreFund raising through rights issue jumped 48% to Rs 6,750 cr in 2014-15, a sign of increased interest among domestic cos to mop up capital t...
- Sebi willing to consider Tamil Nadu's proposal to buy stake in NeyveliMarket regulator Sebi has indicated that it is okay with Tamil Nadu government's proposal to buy Centre's 5 per cent stake in Neyveli Ligni...
- CLSA positive on power sector; CESC, Power Grid top bets“We expect the tariff hikes by the discoms to continue in 2013 as well, which will improve the overall health of the power sector,” said th...
- NBCC IPO hits capital market to raise Rs 120 crore for governmentThe govt is looking to raise an estimated Rs 120 crore through NBCC IPO, while it has raised Rs 13,894 crore from PFC's FPO and ONGC share ...
- Look for opportunities in the debt market: S Ramesh, COO, Kotak Investment BankingS Ramesh, COO, Kotak Investment Banking, in a chat to ET Now, gives his outlook on the primary and secondary markets. Excerpts:
- Cabinet defers buy back proposal, will be taken upin next meetingGovernment has deferred the decision on enabling the finance ministry's disinvestment department to go ahead with various options to sell g...
- Positive on HCL Tech, but remain sellers on Infosys, Wipro: Saurabh Mukherjea, Ambit CapitalFor the discerning investor, there are bargains to be made in the IT stock universe, says Saurabh Mukherjea of Ambit Capital.
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