Live
- PM Modi Visits Indian Labour Camp And Engages With Diaspora In Kuwait
- South Korea: Main opposition urges acting president to sign special counsel bills or face consequences
- Central PSUs record 47 per cent jump in net profit for 2023-24, market cap doubles
- Man In Madhya Pradesh Dies By Suicide, Leaves Video Alleging Harassment
- AAP Likely To Replace Shoaib Iqbal With Son Aaley Muhammad Iqbal For Matia Mahal Seat
- Multi-Storey Building Collapse In Mohali Triggers Massive Rescue Operation
- Anti-Corruption Officers Assaulted By Revenue Clerks In Uttar Pradesh
- Earthquake tremors felt again in Prakasam district
- G Trisha, spinners star as India win inaugural U19 Women’s Asia Cup title
- Security Forces Arrest Two Terrorist Associates In North Kashmir's Sopore
SBFC Finance shares jump over 62 pc in debut trade
Shares of non-banking finance company SBFC Finance Ltd made a remarkable stock market debut on Wednesday and ended with a premium of over 62 per cent, against the issue price of Rs 57.
New Delhi: Shares of non-banking finance company SBFC Finance Ltd made a remarkable stock market debut on Wednesday and ended with a premium of over 62 per cent, against the issue price of Rs 57.
The stock listed at Rs 81.99, up 43.84 per cent from the issue price on the BSE. During the day, it jumped 67.19 per cent to Rs 95.30. Shares of the company ended at Rs 92.21, up 61.77 per cent. At the NSE, it began the trade at Rs 82, recording a jump of 43.85 per cent. The stock ended at Rs 92.65, up 62.54 per cent. The company commanded a market valuation of Rs 9,813.09 crore. In traded volume terms, 109.19 lakh shares of the company were traded at the BSE and over 20.44 crore shares at the NSE during the day. The Initial Public Offer (IPO) of SBFC Finance got subscribed 75.80 times on the last day of subscription on August 7, helped by an overwhelming participation from institutional buyers. The Rs 1,025 crore-initial share sale had a price range of Rs 54-57 a share. The company will utilise the net proceeds from the issue towards augmenting the company's capital base to meet its future capital requirements arising out of the growth of its business and assets.
