made solid beginnings on the stock markets last week, registering at ESB to Rs. 880 per share, 10% above the issue price of RS. 800 per share. On the first day of negotiation, its stock closed at Rs. 936, or 17% above the IPO price.
The NSDL IPO starts can create a previous strong high for future deposit lists in India. There was a massive demand for the. The public offer has been subscribed to 41 times, with overexcretion 7.73 times.
Non -institutional investors (NIIS) offer 34.98 times the quota that has been awarded to them, while qualified institutional buyers (QIB) have been overwritten their quotas to 103.97 times. The employees’ quotas were overwritten 15.42 times.
