NSE Listing

Shares of NMDC Steel Limited on Monday got listed on the stock exchanges -- BSE and NSE. The equity shares of the company was also listed on the Calcutta Stock Exchange, NMDC Steel said in a regulatory filing. "The equity shares of NMDC Steel commenced listing and trading today at BSE and NSE," it said. The stock got listed at Rs 30.25 apiece on the BSE. It settled 4.96 per cent higher at Rs 31.75 per share. On the NSE, the company shares debut at Rs 30.25 and closed 4.95 per cent higher. The company's market valuation stood at Rs 9,304.67 crore on the BSE. NMDC Steel is a newly formed entity post its demerger from mining giant NMDC Limited.

After strong 3QFY23 results, TCS NSE 0.19 % (TCS NSE 0.19 %) revenue growth is likely to slow in financial year ending March 2024 (FY24) amid the global economic slowdown, according to Fitch Ratings

Post listing, the stock extended decline and slipped 12 per cent below its issue price to Rs 446.45

Gender diversity in boardrooms is picking up, though at a slower pace, with women accounting for nearly 18 per cent of the directorships in the top 500 NSE-listed companies at the end of March this year, according to a study. In the study titled 'Corporate India: Women on boards', proxy advisory firm Institutional Investor Advisory Services (IiAS) on Tuesday said that at a global level, boardroom diversity continues to improve with an average of almost 24 per cent female representation in corporate boardrooms. "India also has progressed in appointing women on company boards; from 6 per cent in 2014 to 14 per cent five years ago. Women now account for 17.6 per cent of directorships of the Nifty-500 companies. "Although the number of women directorships is increasing, the pace of new appointments has faltered with just an aggregate 1 per cent increase over the last three years. Based on these current rates, India will take till 2058 to achieve 30 per cent gender diversity on boards,"

DCX listed at Rs 287, a 39 per cent premium over its issue price of Rs 207 per share on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Friday.

Analysts remain mixed over the Gurgaon-based logistics firm Delhivery due to volatile market conditions and loss-making nature of the company.

Until now, the company's shares were listed solely on the BSE, Garware Hi-Tech Films said in a statement

Even as ownership of some of the shareholding categories in NSE-listed firms has moderated, the value of holdings in absolute terms rose for a clutch of investor categories

A bunch of these entities with investments of Rs 6,600 crore over a decade are eager to book returns

NSE is considering an IPO as a few of its existing shareholders want to exit, but that's not reason enough

After going back and forth for several months on its decision to go public, the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) has finally decided to hit the market