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Investors lap up CARE Ratings public issue
Garners a little over 300,000 retail applications Bharti IPO subscribed 15% on Day One
Bharti Infratel's Rs 4,520-cr IPO fully covered
The IPO, India's biggest in two years, is scheduled to close on Friday
Bharti Infratel IPO fully subscribed on FII support
The issue attracts1.21 times subscription with bids for 195 mn shares as against 160.6 mn on offer
Should you take the IPO bait?
If you aren't sure, purchase the shares in the secondary market
Rigged IPOs: Firms flout Sebi directive
11 months on, Sebi yet to ensure these companies remit the money in escrow accounts
Tara Jewels IPO to open on Nov 21
The issue, which will close on November 23, comprises fresh equity shares worth Rs 197.5 crore and an offer for sale of Rs 70 crore worth of shares
Tara Jewels allots shares worth Rs 26 cr to anchor investors
This price is the upper limit of Tara Jewel's IPO price band of Rs 225-230
Tara Jewels: Affordable jewellery
The IPO is well-timed, issue is reasonably priced at 11.5-11.8 times FY 12 earnings (post-issue earnings)
Tara Jewels' IPO subscribed only 4% on Day 1
The company said the issue comprises fresh equity shares worth Rs 197.5 crore and an offer for sale of Rs 70 crore worth of shares
Tara Jewel IPO sails through on final day, subscribed 1.8 times
The IPO attracted bids for about 1.28 crore shares against 68.18 lakh shares on offer by 1700 hrs
Bull run for IPOs this year
Only 6 companies dared the IPO market during the current year but even the lowest return given by any IPO among them is not less than 20%
Care Ratings IPO to open on Dec 7
The company will be the third rating agency to list on the Indian bourses after Crisil and ICRA
Bull run for IPOs this year
Only 6 firms dared the IPO market this year but even the lowest return given by any among these was not less than 20%
Bharti Infratel IPO opens on Dec 11
It is the biggest IPO for Indian markets in two years
Global IPOs slump to 2nd-lowest since crisis
One of the biggest reasons companies aren¿t moving forward is that the discounts buyers are demanding are high: Maturo