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No Change In Interest Rate Of Small Saving Schemes
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No Change In Interest Rate Of Small Saving Schemes

A large proportion of India’s population participates in the several government saving schemes. In this regard, a very important source of savings for the households in the country is made through the small saving schemes (SSSs) that include public provident fund, post office deposits, senior citizens savings scheme, time deposits and much more. The basic objective of the government through these schemes is to support the social security as well as help in resource mobilization for the government. Talking about the interest rate of these schemes, the rate of interest is slightly high as compared to that of other financial schemes. The interest rates were expected to be hiked but to the disappointment of the fixed income group and the savers, the government has not come up with any chang...
Ecommerce Logistic firm Delhivery seeks $350 Mn IPO in coming months
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Ecommerce Logistic firm Delhivery seeks $350 Mn IPO in coming months

E-commerce logistics company Delhivery is gearing up for capital market debut with a $350-million (2,500 crores) initial public offer in coming months, a move that will mark first e-logistics listing in the country. Delhivery has hired leading firms Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup and Kotak to look after its IPO process. The IPO will witness a mix of primary and secondary sale as the Gurgaon based company is seeking a valuation of $2-2.8 billion as informed by the sources. It is interesting to note that company earlier raised $100 million from Carlyle and Tiger Global and another %30 million from Chinese giant Fosun Group in 2017. Back in 2015, it raised about $85 mn from Nexus Venture Partners, Multiples Alternate Asset Management, Tiger Global and Times Internet. Delhi...
HDFC Mutual Fund Gets Sebi Nod For IPO
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HDFC Mutual Fund Gets Sebi Nod For IPO

HDFC Asset Management Company, the country's largest mutual fund firm, has received Sebi's go-ahead to float an initial public offer. The company had filed draft papers with Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) in March and received its "observations" on June 22, as per the latest update with the markets watchdog. Sebi's observations are necessary for any company to launch public issues like a rights issue, initial public offer (IPO) and follow-on public offer (FPO). HDFC AMC operates as a joint venture between Housing Development Finance Corporation (HDFC) and Standard Life Investments. Going by the draft papers, the proposed IPO offers up to 2.54 crore equity shares of the fund house through an offer for sale of 85.92 lakh shares by HDFC and up to 1.68 crore shares b...
Here’s the Criteria to List Your Startup on BSE’s New Platform
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Here’s the Criteria to List Your Startup on BSE’s New Platform

In an attempt to push startup environment facilitating the listing of startups in different sectors IT, ITES, biotech, 3D printing, space tech, and e-commerce, BSE India is launching a platform for new-age companies from July 9. The maiden platform will help in the listing of startups from other sectors too including defence, drones, nanotechnologies, virtual reality, big data, e-gaming, robotics, genetic engineering and more as informed by BSE officials. There is a certain criterion that startups and SME's in the above-mentioned sectors will have to fulfil for their listing in the world's fastest exchange as claimed by BSE. Some of the mandatory conditions are:   The company should have a pre-issue paid up equity share capital of a minimum of Rs. 1 crore.   ...
SEBI To Bring Easy IPO Norms for Upcoming Issuers
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SEBI To Bring Easy IPO Norms for Upcoming Issuers

Market Regulator, SEBI is gearing up to modify Initial Public Offering (IPO) norms in India making them less arduous for legitimate sellers while putting down on the possible misuse. The revamp includes the inclusion of a broader set of institutional investors such as alternative investment funds (AIF's) for counting promoter's contribution in startups, reducing disclosure price for two days before the issue opens and reducing requirement period for disclosure to three years than five. The panel board is scheduled to meet on June 21 to discuss proposed modifications in ICDR. Prithvi Haldea, Head of the ICDR Committee conducted by SEBI last year said, There are cases of good companies where the promoter capital is not adequate for lock-in in an IPO. Sometimes, alternative investment ...
IndiaMart Files IPO To Raise Up To Rs 600 Crore
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IndiaMart Files IPO To Raise Up To Rs 600 Crore

One of the biggest online platforms in India named Indiamart.com will soon raise the company’s valuation to as much as Rs 600 crore through a proposed initial public offering (IPO). The company will soon file draft papers for its initial share sale which is expected to take place next month. According to the reports, investment banks ICICI Securities, Edelweiss Financial Services and a foreign investment bank are a group of advisors for the company in the matter of the initial share sale. “Indiamart is working on an IPO that could see it raise around ₹500-600 crore through a mix of primary and secondary share sale. Some of the investors of the company could sell part of their stakes. The final details of these are yet to be formalized,” stated a source. However, Dinesh Agarwal who is ...
Danish Brewer Carlsberg Plans India IPO
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Danish Brewer Carlsberg Plans India IPO

The popular beer manufacturer Carlsberg is working out on a local initial public offering (IPO) of its Indian business. The Danish brewer is reportedly looking for potential i-bankers for the share sale over the next few weeks. The Carlsberg Group is a Denmark-based company that is one of the leading brewery groups in the world today. The company is mainly known for its large portfolio of beer. It started its operations in India in 2007 but the Indian customers have been consuming its beer much before that. The credit of the success of Carlsberg’s products globally and in India can be given to the quality consciousness and the technological proficiency developed by the breweries. And because of these attributes, Carlsberg has been positioned on the third rank among the world’s largest b...
Railway PSU RITES aims for $550 Mn valuation in IPO
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Railway PSU RITES aims for $550 Mn valuation in IPO

The public sector undertaking (PSU) of Indian Railways, RITES is looking forward to Rs. 3700 crore valuation in its initial public offering slated for June 20-22. RITES, which is a state-owned railway consultant has designated a price band of Rs. 180-185 apiece resulting in an IPO size of Rs 466.20 crore. Additionally, there is a Rs. 6 discount that will be given to retail investors and eligible employees. According to the sources, the proposed IPO will involve a sale of 25.2 million shares by the government which also includes the stock reserved for the employees. Meanwhile, another news is ongoing rounds regarding RITES likely to acquire around 25 per cent stake in Indian Railway Stations Development Corporation (IRSDC), the nodal agency for the redevelopment projects. The gover...
D-Mart owner joins Rs. 1 lakh Crore Market Cap Club
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D-Mart owner joins Rs. 1 lakh Crore Market Cap Club

D-Mart's parent company Avenue Supermarkets Ltd joined the elite club bandwagon on Monday with Rs. 1 trillion market capitalisation after its share price reached Rs. 1,608.50, 1% up from its previous close on BSE. The stock has gained 20% in last three weeks while it has gained 35% in this year till date. The scrip has jumped 373.86% from its offer price of Rs 299 since its debut in March 2017. The surge in share has come after D-Mart promoter Radhakishan Damani sold nearly 6.2 million shares or 1% stake in Avenue Supermarts last week to ensure that the firm meets the minimum public shareholding norms. Moreover, the company has also made it in the MSCI India Domestic and MSCI India Domestic Small Cap Index, with effect from 1 June.     A spokesperson from inves...
Foreign Investor Disposes off PVR shares Worth Rs 75 Cr
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Foreign Investor Disposes off PVR shares Worth Rs 75 Cr

The 5.67 lakh shares of the largest multiplex company PVR were sold by foreign investor Baron Emerging Markets Fund worth Rs 75 crore in an open market transaction on Friday. The recent shareholding information of BSE showed that as of April 2018 the seller company held 1.57 per cent stake in PVR and has disposed of 1.21 per cent stake. The shares were offloaded at an average price of Rs 1,332.15, valuing the transaction at exactly Rs 75.53 crore.   The buyers of the shares comprised of: 1)DB International (Asia)   2) TT Asia-Pacific Equity Fund   3) TT Emerging Markets Equity Fund   4) Jana Emerging Markets Share Trust    5)Lockheed Martin Corporation Master Retirement Fund   Baron Emerging Markets Fund seeks capital ...
Trending Stocks Avanti Feeds and Apex Frozen Losses 50% Market Value in 1 Week
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Trending Stocks Avanti Feeds and Apex Frozen Losses 50% Market Value in 1 Week

The shrimp manufacturers and exporters which were leading the Indian stock market for a while have now baffled investors after witnessing a sharp fall in share prices which has been considered too high to measure. Yesterday, a news has surfaced that shares of shrimp exporter Avanti Feeds which grow 40000% in last 5 years have lost 38 percent of their market value since April 26. And today, adding to the misery of investors, shares have gone further down by 12.27% and are currently trading at Rs 1,306.90 down from its previous closing of Rs 1,489.60 on the BSE on the back of heavy volumes. The scrip opened at Rs 1,480 and has touched a high and low of Rs 1,480 and Rs 1,232 respectively. Apex Frozen, on the other hand, is a leading integrated producer as well as exporter of shelf ta...
RCom Shares in Demand, Give 100% Return in 11 Days
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RCom Shares in Demand, Give 100% Return in 11 Days

Anil Dhirubhai Led company, Reliance Communications has witnessed a tremendous share jump with a nearly double the money returning in just 11 days. The surge in shares has come amidst NCLAT allowing RCom to proceed with the asset sale to Mukesh Ambani-controlled Reliance Jio Infocomm and Brookfield. Additionally, National Company Law Appellate Tribunal has also put a stay on the order of NCLT regarding insolvency of Reliance Communications, Reliance Infratel and Reliance Telecom. Speaking in terms of numbers, Rcom shares have jumped 100% to Rs 21 from a share price level of Rs 10.5 as on 16 May 2018. In a continuous stretch of last 11 days, heavy trading had been witnessed on the counters of RCom with about 50 to 80 crore equity shares being traded in a single day. Interestingly, ...