IPO Of Midfield Industries Gets Good Response (20-Jul-2010)
Midfield Industries’ initial public offering (IPO) has received good response and has been oversubscribed almost two times on day two.
The issue, which will be closing on July 21, has been subscribed 1.99 times so far. It has received bids for 8950000 shares as against issue size of 4500000 shares. 1103750 bids have been received at the cut off price, as per the data available on NSE website at 14.00 pm.
The company planned to raise Rs 56.70-59.85 crore at a price band of Rs 126-133 per share. The book running lead manager to the issue is Atherstone Capital Markets, while Big Share Services is the registrar.
The company plans to utilize these proceeds for expansion of capacities at the existing plants; setting up new facilities and augmenting long term working capital requirement of the company.
Top News Today
Godrej Properties, Mumbai based real estate developer launched its new residential project Godrej Alpine in Mangalore. It aims to complete 499-apartment Godrej Alpine for occupation in 36 months. Godrej
Mahindra & Mahindra, auto major has stopped the second phase of booking for its latest sports utility vehicle XUV500. It has received over 25,000 orders in a period of 10 days from January 25 to February
Reliance Power, the Anil Ambani group company's 2,400-MW Samalkot plant in Andhra Pradesh is likely to be ready for electricity generation this fiscal. It will install six gas turbines at the plant having
|
International Stock News
The US markets rose on Monday, sending the Dow industrials to their highest close since 2008, as Greece's government made progress on measures to secure international aid. Also, a Labor Department report
The US markets made a mix closing on Thursday, as a drop in jobless claims fueled optimism about the economy and investors looked to the next day's employment report as the next indicator of the economic
The US markets made a mixed closing on Tuesday, with the indices mostly slipping after US economic data failed to live up to expectation. The reports showed that American consumer confidence trailed estimates
|
|
|