Koutons IPO oversubscribed 45 times, fixes issue price Apparel maker and retailer Koutons Retail India, whose initial public offer (IPO) has been subscribed 45.21 times at the close of the issue on Friday, September 21, has fixed its IPO issue price at Rs.415 a share, the upper end of the offered price band, bankers to the issue said. 27 Sep 2007
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UBS raises rupee forecast, sees 38 in 3 months UBS said on Wednesday it was revising up its forecasts for the rupee against the dollar due to robust capital inflows and the fact that a stronger rupee was not out of line with a need for tight monetary conditions. 26 Sep 2007
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Power Grid IPO oversubscribed 65 times India's largest power transmission company, Power Grid Corp.'s (PGCIL) initial public offer (IPO) that opened September 10, ended on September 13, heavily oversubscribed mainly due to huge buying interest from qualified institutional buyers (QIBs). 15 Sep 2007
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TRAI empowers DTH subscribers, says operators free to choose channels of choice The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has announced new regulations that will allow the Direct To Home (DTH) subscribers to choose DTH operators of their choice as well as pay for only those channels they wish to watch instead of subscribing for a bouquet of channels as is the present case. 05 Sep 2007
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ICICI Bank FPO oversubscribed, investors' mood high The country's largest private lender, ICICI Bank, which fixed the price band of its follow-on public offer (FPO) at Rs. 885 to Rs. 950 a share to raise over Rs. 10,000 crore from the domestic market, has met with success with its offer being subscribed more than 12 times, according to the data on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) website. 29 Jun 2007
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DLF IPO closes oversubscribed The initial public offering of real estate major DLF which opened on June 11 were oversubscribed by the time the issue closed June 14, with investors bidding for 175 million equity shares on offer. 18 Jun 2007
GSM, CDMA mobile operators to share infrastructure Leaving behind their rivalry, the GSM and CDMA based mobile operators have begun sharing infrastructure, a move that would reduce cost and ultimately tariffs for the consumers. 22 Jul 2006
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India Inc. hails nation's stand in WTO meet India's leading chambers of commerce and industry have expressed solidarity with the government's stand on World Trade Organisation (WTO) talks. 04 Jul 2006
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India's mobile phone market set to surpass US, Russia With the boom in India's mobile phone market, the country is poised to surpass Russia and even the US in number of total subscribers, a report from Datacomm Research has revealed. 03 Jun 2006
