Stay with us for all market news throughout the day.Here's a simple fact: When it comes to hobby supplies, there is NOTHING that GW sells that cannot be obtained with comparable quality for less money elsewhere (for instance hobby saws, drills and tweezers), or more volume for the same price (for instance, texture paint, crackle medium, or matte medium) or for even better quality for the same price. The board of directors, which includes four senior group executives, oversees the interests of promoters and is led by founder RThyagarajan.Īlso check out over 20 recommended stocks for today’s trading from top analysts on. The ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company plans to raise up to 2,000 rupees through the first Credit Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) amid rising demand for private credit.Īccording to bankers, the Raymond Group is planning a public issue of the engineering and automotive company JK File (India) and may soon submit a Draft Red Herring Prospectus.įinancial services giant Shriram Group announced on Tuesday the establishment of a board of directors to promote the long-term vision of the conglomerate. 10.8 or more in Visit Health (VHPL), a healthcare and wellness service provider for minority shareholders. Well, before we go, let’s take a look at some of the busiest stocks this morning …ĭocprime, a wholly owned subsidiary of PB Fintech, has made an additional investment of Rs. A 7,250 rupee IPO (third largest in 2021) of an insurance company backed by Rakesh Jhunjhunwala raised 3,217 rupees from 62 funds as part of Monday’s anchor allocation, a mutual fund that participated in this process. Most domestic mutual funds skipped the sale of institutional-only shares by Star Health and Allied Insurance prior to the initial public offering (IPO) due to valuation differences. The strong global position in mineral treatment products, decent growth over the last two years, and rational reputation make IPOs attractive. Promoters will also sell some of their shares, reducing their post-IPO holdings from about 85% to over 79%. Tega Industries, a producer of consumables for mining companies, has sold Rs 61.9 billion worth of rupees to provide an exit to current investor Wagner, who is part of TA Associates, a US-based PE company.
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