SIP inflows fall for first time in four months as accounts dip
As per the circular, the company has allocated 8.29 crore equity shares at Rs 103 per apiece to anchor investors comprising 59 funds. This takes the fundraising to Rs 854 crore
Markets regulator Sebi has introduced special measures for voluntary delisting of PSUs, where the government owns 90 per cent or more stake, in a move aimed at streamlining the exit process. Such measures include relaxations from the requirement of a two-thirds threshold for approving delisting by public shareholders and in the mode of computation of the floor price. Also, such delisting can happen at a fixed price at least 15 per cent premium over the floor price-- regardless of trading frequency. In its notification dated September 1, Sebi said the rule is applicable for PSUs-- excluding banks, Non-banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) and insurance companies-- where the state owns 90 per cent or more stake. The floor price for delisting will be calculated using the highest of three options-- volume weighted average price paid during the 52 weeks immediately preceding the reference date; highest price paid during the 26 weeks immediately preceding the reference date; and the pri
ICRA expects MFI credit cost to fall after surging in FY25, easing to 4-4.5% in FY26 and 3-3.5% in FY27, with AUM growth seen resuming at 8-12% as RBI relaxes norms
CEAT has acquired the Camso brand from Michelin for $225 million, strengthening its OHT portfolio, boosting capacity and expanding global presence in key markets
Sebi has changed settlement schedules for derivatives, cash, and SLB segments after clearing corporations declared September 8 a holiday, ensuring smooth market functioning
This will be the first IPO at the IFSC and could serve as a template for other companies considering the tax-friendly jurisdiction
Inflows signal a changing guard from BAFs, though analysts caution investors against recency bias
The insurance distribution platform has filed a pre-filing DRHP with Sebi and stock exchanges, but clarified that the filing does not necessarily mean an IPO will follow
ChrysCapital, Two Infinity, Raptor and InCred to invest in Amber Enterprises' subsidiary ILJIN Electronics through equity and CCPS to boost EMS and PCB manufacturing
That increase, which equates to about 2.4% of world demand, was intended to boost market share amid pressure from US President Donald Trump for lower oil prices
However, long duration bonds, MFs now attractive for investors, say experts
Jane Street has appealed to the Securities Appellate Tribunal against Sebi's July 3 order, alleging denial of crucial documents and bias in the Nifty Bank manipulation probe
Wall Street's main indexes fell about 1% on Tuesday, while longer-dated U.S. Treasury yields jumped, amid a global bonds selloff on fiscal worries
The initial share sale of integrated EPC player Sugs Lloyd received 3.23 times subscription on the final day of the offer on Tuesday amid encouraging participation from institutional investors. The initial share sale received bids worth over Rs 246.74 crore, the company said in a statement. The quota for non-institutional investors received 5.30 times the subscription, while the portion for the individual investors category was subscribed 2.12 times. The qualified institutional buyer segment fetched 2.03 times subscription, bringing the overall subscription to 3.23 times on the final day of bidding. The price band of the issue was fixed at Rs 117-123 per share. The initial public offering (IPO) is entirely a fresh issue of up to 69.64 lakh equity shares with a face value of Rs 10 each. Sugs Lloyd intends to utilise Rs 64 crore of the total IPO proceeds towards working capital requirements to support its business expansion, and the remaining capital will be used for general corpora
RIL targets retail revenue growth of over 20 per cent CAGR for three years and has ambitions of becoming India's biggest FMCG player
Winspark, parent of PlanetSpark, expects to be profitable in FY26 and plans an IPO after achieving two straight profitable years and ₹800 crore in revenue
The initial public offer of Anlon Healthcare Ltd got subscribed 7.12 times on the closing day of share sale on Friday. The Rs 121-crore IPO received bids for 9,47,39,520 shares against 1,33,00,000 shares on offer, according to NSE data. The category for Retail Individual Investors (RIIs) fetched 47.29 times subscription, while the quota for non-institutional investors got subscribed 10.61 times. Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) part received 1.07 times subscription. The initial public offer (IPO) has a fresh issue of up to 1.33 crore shares. The price range for the offer is fixed at Rs 86-91 per share. Interactive Financial Services Ltd is the book-running lead manager to the offer.
With markets closed on Wednesday for Ganesh Chaturthi, the reaction came in Thursday's session
MF distributors flag concerns over client mapping and data security in NSE's upgraded platform, but the exchange says extensive testing was done and transactions remain seamless