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Samie Modak
Samie Modak
Samie Modak is a market hawk with nearly two decades of experience. At Business Standard, he leads a team of reporters that turns complex market data into captivating stories. Off the clock, he's a tech geek, always up to date with the latest in gadgets, mobiles, and motorbikes. A sports enthusiast, he avidly follows cricket and tennis. With his blend of market expertise, tech passion, and sports fandom, he brings a fresh, engaging perspective to financial journalism.
Samie Modak is a market hawk with nearly two decades of experience. At Business Standard, he leads a team of reporters that turns complex market data into captivating stories. Off the clock, he's a tech geek, always up to date with the latest in gadgets, mobiles, and motorbikes. A sports enthusiast, he avidly follows cricket and tennis. With his blend of market expertise, tech passion, and sports fandom, he brings a fresh, engaging perspective to financial journalism.
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Most initial public offerings out of the money this year
Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri, which listed on Wednesday, is the latest addition to the list
FIIs step up buying after rupee nears 53 against dollar
Invest about Rs 2,700 cr in four sessions in debt and equity
Regulator to spend Rs 280 cr on realty...
Amount is about 8 times higher than that spent in 2011-12
As stock prices dip, promoters shop via preferential route
View this as a good way of raising stakes firms too, see it as an option to raise cash
Range-bound markets likely this week, earnings eyed
Investors to closely watch international events, PMI data
Tyre firms' stocks do a wheelie
Good demand outlook, improvement in profitability give the required thrust
Miffed Micro Inks shareholders to approach Sebi, MCA
Demand change in rules to protect minority investors even after delisting
Sebi eyes greater fund flows from abroad
Easier norms on anvil for qualified foreign investors
Smart investors cash out as markets rise
Private equity players, sovereign funds and top executives have been selling
Micro Inks to consolidate 1,000 shares into one
Post-consolidation one share would be worth Rs 6.4 lakh move aimed at getting rid of small shareholders with fractional holdings
Despite ONGC blip, Sebi may not tweak share auction route norms
Auction may still be preferred over FPO for divestment process