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Scoda Tubes IPO subscribed 53 times on final day of bidding
Scoda Tubes' IPO saw overwhelming investor interest, subscribing 53.78 times on its final day. Non-institutional investors led the charge with 113.03 times subscription, followed by QIBs at 69.51 times. The company plans to utilize the raised capital to expand production capacity and meet working capital needs, targeting diverse industries like oil and gas.
Foreign investors grow wary of Indian stock market rally: Report
Foreign investors show caution in the Indian stock market. This suggests a potential end to the three-month rally. Retail traders are growing more optimistic. Derivatives data indicates a possible tug-of-war between institutional caution and retail enthusiasm. Nifty 50's gains have weakened each month. Analysts anticipate a correction in the next three months.
Why Sebi short-circuited Munna Bhai’s Circuit: Arshad Warsi, wife among 59 banned for role in YouTube stock manipulation scheme
SEBI on Thursday barred actor Arshad Warsi, his wife Maria Goretti, and 57 others from trading in securities for one to five years, alleging their involvement in a pump-and-dump scheme that misled retail investors into buying Sadhna Broadcast shares through manipulated online content and coordinated trading.
Blue Water Logistics IPO subscribed over 9 times on Day 3: Check GMP, price band and other details
Blue Water Logistics’ ₹40.5 crore IPO closed with 9.36x subscription, led by QIBs. Despite strong demand, grey market premium remains flat, indicating a muted listing ahead.
Nikita Papers IPO subscribed 1.4 times on Day 3. Check GMP, price band and key issue details
Nikita Papers’ ₹67.54 crore IPO closed with 1.43x overall subscription on May 29. NIIs led demand. Despite nil GMP, analysts foresee potential listing gains from strong final-day interest.
Scoda Tubes IPO subscribed 5.5 times on Day 2, GMP rises to 13%. Check details
Scoda Tubes IPO: The oversubscription was largely fueled by non-institutional investors (NIIs), who had subscribed to the issue 8.63 times by around 12:40 pm. Retail investors followed, subscribing 4.09 times, while qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) subscribed 1.8 times.
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Zerodha AMC’s silent success: AUM worth Rs 6,400 crore in 18 months, LIQUIDCASE ETF emerges as a retail hero
Zerodha AMC has surpassed ₹6,400 crore in AUM within 18 months, driven by its direct-only, low-cost ETF strategy. Its LIQUIDCASE ETF amassed ₹4,700 crore alone, marking one of India’s most successful retail ETF launches.
The Leela IPO allotment to be finalised today: How to check status, GMP and listing details
Investors who participated in the Rs 3,500 crore Schloss Bangalore IPO, the parent company of The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts, will receive their allotment status today. The IPO, subscribed 4.5 times overall, saw strong interest from QIBs but a lukewarm response from retail investors. Shares are expected to list on BSE and NSE on June 2.
Aegis Vopak Terminals IPO allotment: Check status, listing date and GMP
Aegis Vopak Terminals' Rs 2,800 crore IPO allotment is expected to be finalized today, following a subscription of 2.09 times. Investors can check their status on the BSE website or through Link Intime. The IPO saw moderate demand, driven by QIB interest, with shares expected to be credited by May 30 and listing on June 2.
Prostarm Info Systems IPO Day 2: GMP falls despite healthy subscription from investors
Prostarm Info Systems’ Rs 168 crore IPO attracted strong retail and NII demand despite cooling GMP. The company, specializing in power conditioning equipment, shows steady revenue and profit growth. Bajaj Broking recommends subscribing for long-term value despite short-term premium moderation.
Nikita Papers IPO subscribed 88% on Day 2: Check GMP, price band and key issue details
Nikita Papers’ IPO sees moderate demand, with 88% subscription led by NIIs and retail investors. The Rs 67.54 crore issue aims to fund renewable energy and expansion. GMP suggests modest listing gains, reflecting cautious market sentiment amid growth prospects.
Blue Water Logistics IPO subscribed over 2 times on Day 2: Check GMP, price band and other details
Blue Water Logistics IPO: Qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) led the demand, subscribing 3.31 times their allotted quota, followed by non-institutional investors (NIIs) at 1.86 times and retail investors at 1.54 times. The ₹40.50 crore issue closes on May 29, with listing expected on the NSE SME platform on June 3.
Aegis Vopak Terminals IPO Day 3: Subscription status, GMP trends, price band to review — Should you apply?
Aegis Vopak Terminals’ ₹2,800 crore IPO was subscribed 1.6 times on final day, led by QIBs. Grey market premium dipped to ₹1, signaling flat listing gains.
How Laddering Fixed Income Can Help You Stay Agile in an Uncertain World: Jiraaf's Strategy for FY26
In FY26, retail investors should prioritize stability, predictability, and growth when building portfolios amid market volatility. Saurav Ghosh of Jiraaf suggests diversifying across asset classes like fixed income, gold, and equities based on risk appetite. He recommends laddering fixed-income instruments for agility and dynamic asset allocation, balancing risk and return.
Can Ambani do mutual fund magic with Aladdin?
Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Group, through Jio Financial Services, is partnering with BlackRock to launch Jio BlackRock Asset Management, entering the growing Indian mutual fund market. Approved by Sebi, the venture aims to digitally deliver investment products, leveraging BlackRock's Aladdin platform for data-driven investing.
Caveat emptor, of online fibfluencers
Sebi is grappling with the pervasive influence of misleading finfluencers targeting retail investors, exacerbated by low financial and internet literacy. While the regulator has taken steps to curb unauthorized advice and disseminate credible information, the challenge lies in the fragmented nature of online content and the limitations of social media platforms' moderation efforts.
Aegis Vopak Terminals IPO subscribed 35% on Day 2: GMP slips to 2.5%
Aegis Vopak Terminals IPO saw low demand, with 29% subscription on Day 2 and a weakening GMP of Rs 8–9. Though strategically important in energy logistics, its premium valuation and limited past profitability raise caution. Retail investors must weigh long-term potential against risks before subscribing.
The Leela IPO subscribed 16% on Day 2, GMP dips to 1.8%. Should you subscribe?
The Leela IPO, valued at Rs 3,500 crore, consists of a fresh issue worth Rs 2,500 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) totalling Rs 1,000 crore. The IPO opened for subscription on May 26 and will close on May 28. Share allotment is expected on May 29, while the company is scheduled to debut on the stock exchanges on June 2.
Jio BlackRock Asset Management receives SEBI approval for Mutual Funds business
Jio BlackRock Asset Management, a joint venture between Jio Financial Services (JFSL) and BlackRock, on Tuesday announced the receipt of regulatory approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to commence operations as an investment manager for their mutual fund business in India.
JioBlackRock Asset Management receives SEBI approval to commence mutual funds business
Jio BlackRock Asset Management, a 50:50 JV between Jio Financial Services and BlackRock, has received SEBI approval to launch its mutual fund business in India. With a digital-first approach and global investment expertise, the firm aims to offer innovative, low-cost investment products, led by CEO Sid Swaminathan.
Nikita Papers IPO attracts 19% subscription on Day 1 so far. Check GMP, other details
Nikita Papers launched its IPO on May 27, aiming to raise Rs 67.54 crore through a fresh issue, with the price fixed between Rs 95 and Rs 104 per share. Despite a neutral grey market premium, the company plans to use the IPO proceeds for a new power plant and working capital. The firm reported a profit of Rs 16.
Sagility shares hit 5% lower circuit as promoter launches Rs 2,671 crore stake sale via OFS
Sagility India promoter entity Sagility B.V., backed by private equity firm EQT, has launched a Rs 2,671 crore offer-for-sale (OFS). The sale includes up to 15.02% of the company’s equity, with a floor price of Rs 38 per share — an 11.4% discount to the last closing price. The OFS opens for non-retail investors on May 27 and for retail investors on May 28. This marks the second major stake sale by the promoter after the Rs 2,106 crore IPO in November 2023.
EQT firm Sagility B.V. to offload up to Rs 2,671 crore stake in Sagility India via offer for sale
Sagility B.V., owned by EQT, will sell shares of Sagility India. The sale could reach Rs 2,671 crore. The offer for sale opens soon for investors. The base offer includes 346.13 million shares. An oversubscription option exists for more shares. The floor price is set at Rs 38 per share. This reflects a discount from the current stock price.
Rs 7 lakh crore boom in just 10 days! Is the smallcap stocks party getting out of hand?
Smallcap stocks have surged, adding Rs 7.3 lakh crore to investor wealth in just 10 sessions, fueled by stock-specific triggers and retail investor enthusiasm. While some experts see justified valuations due to growth, others caution against stretched valuations and potential herd behavior, highlighting the risks of chasing momentum after a prior correction. The rally's sustainability remains questionable.
Between FOMO and fundamentals: Kotak's Shrikant Chouhan decodes the market rally
Despite global uncertainties, Indian markets remain bullish. Shrikant Chouhan of Kotak Securities attributes this to macro tailwinds, monsoon optimism, and RBI cues, while warning against overvaluation. He recommends a cautious approach focusing on financials and large-caps.
Direct plan adoption among retail investors climb to 26% in February : ICRA
Digitisation, rising awareness, and higher risk appetite have driven a surge in mutual fund adoption, especially in B30 cities. Direct and SIP investments rose sharply, with equity AUM tripling and retail investor holding periods improving significantly, reflecting growing long-term commitment to mutual funds.
Jane Street earns $2.3 billion riding India options trading wave
Jane Street Group made over $2.3 billion from equity derivatives in India last year. This surge highlights India's importance to the firm. The Securities and Exchange Board of India is investigating Jane Street's derivatives trades. Other firms like Citadel Securities have also expanded in India. Options trading has cooled after rapid growth. SEBI imposed restrictions to protect retail traders.
Borana Weaves IPO receives 29 times subscription on Day 2. Check GMP, other details
Borana Weaves IPO: The IPO saw the strongest response from retail investors, who oversubscribed the issue by 49.05 times, followed by non-institutional investors (NIIs) with a subscription of 26.40 times. Qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) also showed solid interest, subscribing 1.60 times.
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