State-owned Indian Bank on Tuesday said its committee of directors has given approval for raising up to Rs 4,000 crore through share sale.
Say Centre should push PSU share sale as markets hit record high
The bank looks to enhance its capital base
Investment bankers said more IPOs including that of Home First Finance Company, RailTel Corporation of India, Kalyan Jewellers India, Stove Kraft and Suryoday Small Finance Bank will be rolled out
Hastings has collected enough cash in 2020 to produce all four seasons of "The Crown"
Another 712,141 shares meant for retail investors will be auctioned on Thursday. Floor price set at Rs 440 a share
The interest in its shares got another boost when S&P Dow Jones Indices said in late November that Tesla would be added to the S&P 500 index
The smartphone maker raised a record amount of money to add to its war chest.
The proceeds from the equity placement will be used for business expansion.
According to bulk deal data available on the BSE, AU Small Finance Bank offloaded a total of 35,00,000 shares at an average price of Rs 1,515.16 per share. This values the deal at Rs 530.30 crore
Hulst B V, the promoter of IT firm Coforge Ltd, on Monday sold 38 lakh shares of the company for more than Rs 878 crore.
Shares of Deepak Nitrite on Monday closed 4.61 per cent lower at Rs 814.5 on the NSE
As per NSE''s bulk deal data, promoter of Amber Enterprises, Kartar Singh, offloaded 275,000 shares of the firm for Rs 50.63 crore
Through separate transactions, Wf Asian Reconnaissance Fund and Smallcap World Fund Inc picked up 77 lakh shares and 2.37 crore scrips of Max Healthcare Institute, respectively
According to the sources, banks would get a better picture about their Non-Performing Assets (NPAs), one-time loan restructuring and consequent ratings latest by the end of October
The company had also announced separate plans to raise at least $268 million through the sale and leaseback of planes and other assets
The size of the deal was increased by 25% during the institutional bookbuild overnight on high demand from investors
China-based companies sold shares worth $32.1 billion in January-June including multi-billion-dollar secondary listings in Hong Kong
Trend challenges theory that large share sales suck out secondary market liquidity, say analysts.
Companies and shareholders across Asia have been taking advantage of a market rebound since late March to sell shares