Live
- NCB, Gujarat ATS seize 500 Kg of drugs in joint op in Porbandar
- Senior citizens of all states to get 25pc bus fare concession in Andhra
- India’s total exports likely to surpass $800 billion in coming months: Industry
- Almost half of injury-related hospitalisations in Australia caused by falls: Report
- Tribals ignored by past regimes, remain top priority in NDA govt: PM Modi in Jamui
- South Korea: Opposition leader sentenced to suspended prison term for violating election law
- Ajinkya Rahane to lead Mumbai in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy
- My thought process and motivation have always been team first: KL Rahul ahead of IPL 2025 auction
- 'You’re going to get dropped': Warner issues warning to Fraser-McGurk after dire ODI campaign
- Kartik Purnima 2024: Key Guidelines to Observe for a Blessed Day
Narayana Hrudayalaya listed stock jumps over 34%
Narayana Hrudayalaya shares today made a stellar debut on stock exchanges and settled at Rs 336.70 on BSE, with a premium of over 34 per cent over the issue price of Rs 250.
Mumbai : Narayana Hrudayalaya shares today made a stellar debut on stock exchanges and settled at Rs 336.70 on BSE, with a premium of over 34 per cent over the issue price of Rs 250. On BSE, the stock listed at Rs 291, a gain of over 16 per cent over its issue price. However, during the day, the stock touched a high of Rs 344.20 and a low of Rs 291.
On NSE, the stock debuted at Rs 291 and surged 16 per cent before finally settling at Rs 336.95, up 34.78 per cent. At the end of today's trading session, the company commanded a market capitalisation of Rs 6,880.83 crore. The uptrend at the counter assumes significance as the broader market settled in the negative zone at 25,406.33, down 174.01 points. Narayana Hrudayalaya had raised Rs 613 crore through its IPO last month.
The offer, which opened for subscription from December 17-21 was subscribed 8.67 times at a price band of Rs 245-250 a share. In 2000, Devi Shetty had set up Narayana Hrudayalaya, which operates a chain of 23 multi-specialty, primary and tertiary facilities, along with eight heart centres. It also operates 24 primary care facilities across 31 cities with 5,442 operational beds and a potential to reach a capacity of up to 6,602 beds.
