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The stock listed at Rs 735, a 5% premium against its initial public offer price of Rs 700 per share on the National Stock Exchange. SBI Life Insurance  Company made a quite debut by listing at Rs 735, a 5% premium against its initial public offer (IPO) price of Rs 700 per share on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). At 10:02 AM; the stock was trading at Rs 734 on the NSE. It hit a high of Rs 740 and low of Rs 730 so far. A combined 11.5 million shares exchanged hands on the NSE and BSE. The company’s Rs 8,400 crore IPO was subscribed 3.587 times. The portion meant for qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) was oversubscribed 12.56 times, while that of non-institutional investors received 70% subscriptions and retail investors 85%, data available with the NSE showed. SBI Life is a joint venture between India’s largest lender State Bank of India and BNP Paribas Cardif, the insurance holding company of France. SBI Life Insurance   IPO   is the largest priva...

Mandhana Industries too locked in upper circuit of 20% at Rs 41.55 on the BSE Shares of   Mandhana Industries   rallied as much as 18 per cent to hit an intraday high of Rs 36.30 after its retail arm Mandhana Retail Ventures, which has rights to sell Salman Khan's Being Human Foundation products, got listed on the stock exchanges earlier in the day. Including today's gains Mandhana Industries has surged 42 per cent in last two trading sessions. In August, the company entered into an agreement with actor Salman Khan's Being Human Foundation to sell products under the trademark of 'Being Human' brand. "Shares of The Mandhana Retail Ventures Ltd are listed and admitted to dealings on the exchange in the list of 'T' Group Securities," Bombay Stock Exchange said in a statement. On listing, Mandhana Retail Ventures shares were locked in upper circuit of 5 per cent at Rs 226.80. Shares of Mandhana Industries ended 13 per cent higher at Rs ...

ICICI Prudential Life Insurance lists below issue price ICICI Prudential Life Insurance has listed at Rs 330, 1.2% below its issue price of Rs 334 per share, on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). At 10:01 am, the stock was trading at Rs 331.60, after hitting a high of Rs 333.80 post its listing. ICICI Prudential Life Insurance   has raised Rs 6,057-crore through initial public offer (IPO), become the first insurer to list. The company's public issue was oversubscribed 10.5 times. The quota set aside for qualified institutional buyers was subscribed 11.83 times while for the non-institutional investor category, it was 28.55 times. The retail portion was oversubscribed 1.42 times, the exchange data shows. The insurer is a venture between banking major ICICI Bank and UK's Prudential Corporation Holdings. Singapore's Temasek and PremjiInvest are also the shareholders. At the end of financial year 2016 (FY16), ICICI Prudential was the biggest private sector insur...

L&T Technology Services lists 7% higher at Rs 920 Benchmark indices continue to trade in a narrow range with negative bias amid weakness among index heavyweight shares. However, the downside is limited due to buying demand among Reliance Industries and HDFC. At 11:00 am, the S&P   BSE   Sensex slipped 29 points at 28,744 and the Nifty50 dipped 7 points to trade at 8,861. Among broader markets, BSE Midcap and Smallcapindices are up 0.4% each. Top losers from the Sensex pack are Axis Bank, Lupin, ICICI Bank, Tata Motors and Infosys, all down between 1%-4.5%. Axis Bank was down over 4% on speculation of SUUTI stake sale in the bank. On the gaining side, TCS, Reliance Inds, Bajaj Auto, Bharti Airtel and HDFC are up almost 1%. Also Read:   IT sector slowdown to hit mid-caps worst L & T Share Price   Technology Services opened at Rs 920 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) today, against an issue price of Rs 860 per share, at a premium of around...

Tamil Nadu: Blow for Karunanidhi family's business interests? Thursday’s state election results are likely to make the fortunes for some businesses and mar for some others. The biggest and most prominent loser of the day was from the family of DMK chief M Karunanidhi. On the day of the results, the   Sun TV   stock lost Rs 2,229 crore in market value. Its market capitalisation fell from Rs 16,845 crore at its close on Thursday to Rs 14,616 crore at the end of the day. By virtue of his 75 per cent holding, DMK chief M Karunanidhi’s grandnephew Kalanithi Maran   would take three-fourths of that hit. This notional loss could be an indicator of the bad news in store for the family’s business interests that extend beyond media. While Maran was among the first in the family to get into organised business through his venture into broadcast media in the early 1990s, there were others who have followed in his footsteps. After a brief break-up in relations with the Ma...

Banking shares mainly public sector undertakings (PSUs) have rallied by up to 13% on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) in early morning trade after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has allowed banks to beef up its capital adequacy by including certain items such as property value, foreign exchange for calculation of its Tier-I capital.  CLICK HERE TO READ FULL REPORT. ALSO READ: Markets Live

After cracking over 2% in the previous session, marketsmade a comeback today morning with Sensex reclaiming the crucial 25,000 mark in the early trades. However, the Sensex slipped below the key level but continues to remain firm as investors purchase the battered bluechips at attractive valuations. At 11:15 am, S&P BSE Sensex was up 63 points at 24,915 and Nifty50 was up 17 points at 7,585. Read Articles