 "FTIL gains on selling Mauritius-based exchange")
The entire transaction is expected to be completed within the next 210 days.
Earlier, Bombay High Court refused to grant any temporary relief to the company which had requested the court to issue an interim stay on the Forward Market Commission order of December, 17 2013 which declared FTIL unfit to run exchanges.
According to media reports, FTIL is existing exchange business to focus on its core technology business.
The stock opened at Rs 186.50 and has hit a high of Rs 194.50 till 11:35 hrs and around 7,50,000 shares have changed hands on BSE and NSE combined
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