On the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), the stock closed the day at Rs 348. The company&rsquo;s over 4.65-million-share initial public offer was subscribed 62.33 times. The issue was priced at Rs 243-252 per share. The counter generated a combined turnover of over Rs 1,332 crore on both NSE and BSE.

Man Infraconstruction lists at 38% premium

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The initial public offering (IPO) of home linen products maker Pradip Overseas was subscribed 1.81 times on its first day today. The issue received bids for 19.16 million shares as against 10.60 million shares on offer, data on the National Stock Exchange showed. Among various categories, the high net worth individual category was subscribed seven times, retail portion 1.7 times, while the institutional portion was subscribed one time.

Pradip Overseas subscribed 1.81 times on Day 1

Stiff valuation and high dependence on the distributor channels are key concerns for the Pradip Overseas IPO.

Tight fit

Excellent growth prospects, an experienced management, strong parentage and reasonable valuations makes the ITNL IPO attractive.

On a fast lane

Persistent Systems&rsquo; ability to grow its earnings at a steady rate and improving fundamentals make its offer investment worthy.

Persistence pays

The current quarter is set to do down in the history of India&rsquo;s capital markets for the highest ever amount of over Rs 26,000 crore being raised through initial and follow-on public offers.

Current quarter sees record fund-raising through IPOs/FPOs

A good track record and expertise in larger-sized diamonds are positives, but the IPO pricing leaves little room for upsides in the near-term.

Retail thrust

Although Shree Ganesh Jewellery House&rsquo; track record and growth plans appear good, the IPO pricing already captures the medium-term upsides.

Not enough glitter

While the past track record is not exciting, the year ahead is expected to be significantly better. Nevertheless, Intrasoft Technologies&rsquo; pricing looks stiff.

Greetings, not so warm

The initial public offer (IPO) of Goenka Diamond &amp; Jewels, which opened for subscription on Tuesday, was over subscribed on the first day with institutional investors putting in sizeable bids. Another IPO that opened on Tuesday &mdash; Intrasoft Technologies &mdash; also saw sizeable number of bids pouring in on the first day of the issue. Meanwhile, Shree Ganesh Jewellery House, that closed on Tuesday, was subscribed 1.96 times.

Goenka Diamond, Intrasoft IPOs get good response

The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Irda) and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) are unlikely to provide any relaxation to insurers when these companies tap the equity market to raise funds.

IPO norms unlikely to be eased for insurers

Though volume growth continues to be robust, severe pricing pressure is impinging on profitability of telecom companies.

Fading profits

Huge opportunities, diversified portfolio, strong order book and good track record augur well for ARSS Infrastructure.

On firm ground

While an under-penetrated market coupled with robust expansion plans could churn better growth rates for Hathway, the IPO pricing is stiff.

Expensive package

These companies have delivered high post-listing gains in the last year or so.

For IPO returns, go niche

The initial public offering (IPO) of ARSS Infrastructure Projects has been subscribed 47.62 times, according to the latest data available on the National Stock Exchange website. Qualified institutional buyers portion was subscribed 49.34 times.

ARSS Infra IPO subscribed 47 times

Lacklustre track record, competitive industry and stiff pricing render Texmo&rsquo;s IPO unattractive.

Costly pipes

While UBI&rsquo;s small size and insipid financials do not excite, its IPO pricing is attractive.

Regional player

Given the track record, strong order book, growth opportunities and reasonable valuations, Man Infra&rsquo;s IPO could deliver healthy returns.

On a strong wicket

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs): ETFs linked to gold, Nifty and Bankex are already there. The National Stock Exchange (NSE) is developing more ETFs based on its indices. It is also in touch with investment bankers to launch ETFs in overseas market based on Indian indices. Sources said Indian investors might also get to invest in the S&amp;P 500 or the BRIC Index through ETFs.

Get ready for IPOs on bourses, more ETFs

The listing of three big initial public offers (IPOs) &mdash; JSW Energy, D B Corp and Godrej Property &mdash; this week would be yet another test for the lackluster primary markets.

Three new IPO listings this week to test markets

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