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Alibaba, a prominent Chinese tech company, had been subject to control by the ruling Communist Party. However, the Asian Games taking place in Alibaba's hometown are presenting a valuable opportunity.

Sunita Tools IPO: The initial public offering (IPO) of Sunita Tools Limited opened for subscription today. The public issue is offered at a fixed price of ₹145 per share. The issue will remain open for bidding till 29th September 2023.

Finance Bank Ltd and logistics company Western Carriers (India) Ltd have received capital markets regulator Sebi's approval to raise funds through Initial Public Offerings (IPOs).

IPO) of Valiant Laboratories will open for subscription on September 27. The issue closes on October 3.

ideaForge share: The initial public offering (IPO) of ideaForge Technologies Limited were launched in last week of June 2023. The book build issue was offered at a price band of ₹638 to ₹672 per equity share. The public issue received strong response from investors and it listed at whopping listing premium on BSE and NSE in July 2023.

Also Read: JSW Infrastructure IPO: Latest GMP, subscription status, buy or not? Let us take a look at Goyal Salt IPO subscription status, GMP and other key details. Goyal Salt IPO is a book built issue of ₹18.63 crores. The issue is entirely a fresh issue of 49.02 lakh shares.

Also Read: Kundan Edifice share price debuts at 17.58% discount at ₹75 on NSE SME The book running lead managers for the Fincare Small Finance Bank IPO issue are ICICI Securities Limited, Axis Capital Limited, IIFL Securities Limited, SBI Capital Markets Limited, and Ambit Private Limited. Fincare Small Finance Bank said it plans to raise its Tier-I capital base with the net proceeds of the new Issue in order to satisfy its bank's future capital needs.

told CNBC that SoftBank’s holding in Arm was a red flag – that he would want to avoid whatever SoftBank tells him to buy, and that it didn’t “have a soft touch when it comes to building businesses". Data shows why prudent investors are exercising caution. Several of SoftBank’s high-profile IPOs are currently yielding negative returns: Chinese ride-hailing company DiDi Global, valued at $63 billion, is down 77% from its offer price, and artificial intelligence (AI) software provider SenseTime is down 64%.

Coronado Global Resources has a new major shareholder, after American The Energy and Minerals Group finally gave up on Australian investors’ willingness to support pure play coal stocks.

JSW Infrastructure IPO: Bidding for the initial public offering (IPO) of JSW Infrastructure Ltd opened on 25th September 2023 and the issue will remain open till 27th September 2023. The book build issue has been offered at a price band of ₹113 to ₹119 per equity share and the public issue has been subscribed 0.43 times on day one of bidding. According to stock market observers, shares of JSW Infrastructure Limited are available at a premium of ₹21 in grey market today.

₹75 per share, 17.58% lower than the issue price of ₹91. Kundan Edifice IPO opened for subscription on Tuesday, September 12, and closed on Friday, September 15.

₹120 per share, 71.43% higher than the issue price of ₹70. Madhusudan Masala IPO opened for subscription on Monday, September 18, and closed on Thursday, September 21.

₹280 to ₹300 per equity share of face value of ₹10. Updater Services IPO lot size is 50 equity shares and in multiples of 50 equity shares thereafter.

Manoj Vaibhav Gems IPO: The initial public offering (IPO) of Manoj Vaibhav Gems 'N' Jewellers Limited opened for subscription on 22md September 2023 i.e. on Friday last week. The three day subscrion of the main board issue is ending today and hence investors have just one day in hand to apply for the book build issue.

Sandip Sabharwal, asksandipsabharwal.com, says “there will be better opportunities a few weeks down the line because we have seen some of the railway stocks actually sell off over the last couple of weeks. We will see that happening in defence also as there is too much retail participation in these stocks. That will be the time to buy.”Is it that phase of the market now where you need to really just take a long break and say I will come back because there is nothing to do? Markets are not that expensive that you want to sell and markets are not that cheap that you want to buy.Yes, so if you are fully invested, you can still look at possibly getting some cash out of stocks which have very high valuations. Ex of that, I would agree that there is no case for selling out any big time because there will be a correction, but then the correction will not be a 12-15% Nifty correction. It might be just taking out 30% to 50% of the current move which implies a 6% to maybe 8-9% kind of correction.

₹20 for both intraday and delivery across segments, MTF at 12 per cent, coupled with zero account opening and maintenance charges for the first year. HDFC Sky, like several trading apps, is open to all investors and traders, unlike HDFC Securities which is only for HDFC Bank customers. With this app, the company appears to be targeting to capture a sizable market share of traders and investors.

capital expenditure by India's private sector that believes a rapidly expanding economy will soon stretch existing capacities. About half the initial public offerings proceeds of ₹27,435 crore garnered or announced in 2023 are fresh issues, meaning the funds will go into the capital structure of the issuers to either finance capital assets or retire existing debt earlier garnered to build capacities. The ₹2,800-crore public issue of JSW Infrastructure, India's second-largest commercial port operator, consists entirely of primary shares. Likewise, a significant 88% of the ₹1,370-crore public offering of Samhi Hotels comprises fresh issue of shares.

HDFC Securities unveiled its discount brokerage platform, Sky, on Monday, as it aims to compete with established players such as Zerodha, Groww, Angel One, and Upstox among others. Sky is offering brokerage services at ₹20 per trade for intraday and delivery transactions across segments.

Deal makers are on alert for a round of consolidation in the flagging rare earths sector and in other critical metals as capital markets turn off the tap on exploration companies.

MitchCap has put its initial public offering plans on the back burner after securing fresh equity and debt funding, Street Talk can reveal.

1) Arabian Petroleum The initial public offer of Arabian Petroleum is completely a fresh issue of Rs 20.24 crore. The IPO is priced at Rs 70 apiece. About 50% of the offer is reserved for retail investors and the rest 50% is set aside for other investors. The company is in the business of manufacturing a wide range of lubricants including specialty oils, coolants, etc., used for application in automobiles and industrial machines and appliances. Net proceeds from the issue will be used for working capital requirements, general corporate purposes, and issue expenses. Hem Securities is the lead manager for the IPO, while Purva Sharegistry India is the registrar.2) Newjaisa Technologies Newjaisa Technologies' Rs 40 crore SME IPO is an entirely fresh issue of 84.96 lakh shares.