Debut News

LG Electronics made a spectacular market debut on October 14, listing at a 50% premium on both BSE and NSE. The shares opened at ₹1,715 on BSE and ₹1,710.10 on NSE, against the issue price of ₹1,140. On the debut day, Hong Ju Jeon, MD of LG India, addressed investors in Hindi, sharing insights on the company’s journey and future plans in India. Watch the full speech and market highlights here.

The primary market will be active from September 29 with five new IPOs worth over ₹3,852 crore. Investors are keen on Grey Market Premiums (GMPs), indicating stock performance and investor sentiment. Notable IPOs include Tata Capital, TruAlt Bioenergy, and Jain Resource Recycling.

Sagility India IPO debuted at ₹31.06, a 3.53% premium over the issue price of ₹30. The IPO was oversubscribed 3.2 times, with strong demand across all investor segments. The offering was entirely an offer for sale, with no fresh issue component.

Kronox Lab Sciences share price had a strong debut on the stock exchanges with a 21% premium to the issue price. The IPO was oversubscribed by 117.25 times, with the NII portion at 301.92 times, QIB at 89.03 times, and retail investors at 52.24 times.

The first government-led IPO of FY21, Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd was subscribed 157.41 times during three-day share sale that commenced on 29 September

The initial public offering (IPO) was open for subscription during 9-11 SeptemberThe Rs600 crore issue of Route Mobile was subscribed 73 times with a price band of of Rs345-Rs350 per share

The shares debuted at the exchanges on Friday at Rs106.45 apieceIn June, Max India Ltd had completed spinning off its hospital operations under Max Healthcare and the subsequent merger of Radiant Life Care Pvt Ltd with it

Avni Doshi’s debut novel on the longlist for the Booker prize is apiece with a welcome trend of women writers addressing issues dominated by male documentation and commentary

An interview with the New York-based Indian-origin author of 'A Burning'—a searing portrait of religion, radical politics and social injustice in contemporary India—touted to be this year's major literary debut

An interview with the New York-based Indian-origin author of 'A Burning'—a searing portrait of religion, radical politics and social injustice in contemporary India—touted to be this year's major literary debut