Cash Management

Shares of Radiant Cash Management Services made its market debut with nearly 10 per cent premium against the issue price of Rs 94. The stock listed at Rs 99.30, registering a gain of 5.63 per cent against the issue price on the BSE. It further jumped 15.37 per cent to Rs 108.45. At the NSE, shares of the company made its debut at Rs 103, higher by 9.57 per cent. The company commanded a market valuation of Rs 1,090.02 crore on the BSE in initial trade. The initial public offer of Radiant Cash Management Services was subscribed just 53 per cent last month. The Rs 388-crore initial share-sale had a price range of Rs 94-99 a share. In the broader market, the BSE benchmark was trading 409.93 points or 0.67 per cent lower at 60,884.27. Radiant Cash Management Services (RCMS) was founded in March 2005. The company's clients include foreign, private, and public sector banks, and the end-user of its services include some of the largest e-commerce companies, retail chains, NBFCs, insuran

Radiant Cash Management Services on Tuesday said it has fixed a price band of Rs 94 to Rs 99 a share for its Rs 388-crore initial public offering. The initial share-sale will open for public subscription during December 23-27, the company said in a statement. The IPO comprises fresh issue of shares worth up to Rs 60 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of 33,125,000 shares by promoter David Devasahayam and private equity firm Ascent Capital Advisors India. In 2015, Ascent Capital had acquired 37.2 per cent stake in the company. Based on the upper band of the share price, the IPO is expected to fetch Rs 388 crore. Proceeds from the fresh issue component will be used for funding working capital requirements as well as capital expenditure requirements for purchase of specially fabricated armoured vans, the Chennai-based company said. Investors can bid for a minimum of 150 equity shares and in multiples of 150 equity shares thereafter. IIFL Securities Limited, Motilal Oswal Investment

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CMS Info is the country's largest cash management company based on number of ATM points and the number of retail pick-up points as well as one of the largest ATM cash management companies worldwide

At the NSE, it made its debut at Rs 220.20, a premium of 1.94 per cent

CMS Info Systems had priced its IPO between Rs 205 and Rs 216 per equity share

The price range of the IPO was at Rs 205-216 per share

CMS provides cash management services, which include ATM services, and cash delivery and pick-up

In addition, have an emergency fund equal to three-six months' expense parked in liquid fund, savings account and sweep-in fixed deposits

Leading cash management services provider CMS is planning to hire 1,000 employees in the next two months with salaries upward of Rs 30,000 per month as it expands into service vertical of cash collections for its partner banks, NBFCs and microfinance firms, a company official said. CMS Info Systems (CMS) has signed up for cash and cheque collections with several companies, including, Mahindra Finance, L&T Finance and Hero FinCorp. Anush Raghavan, Senior Vice-President and Head Cash Business Unit of the CMS said that with a network spanning over 115,000 ATMs and retail outlets that spread across 98.3 per cent of districts in India, the company is uniquely positioned as the "backbone of the circulation cycle" of the economy. "While CMS has built out the offering for NBFCs, we are also looking at the cash pickups from the other industries such as travel, education; cheque collections for the insurance industry, apart from doorstep banking service for senior citizens. "CMS is looking

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