The government has kicked off its 2013-14 divestment programme by successfully offloading 9.33 per cent stake in trading firm MMTC Ltd.

Retail investors of Justdial’s initial public offering (IPO) have started cashing in on gains, as shares of the company have generated about 30 per cent returns in less than a week.

The proposed initial public offering (IPO) of state-owned aerospace and defence company Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has hit rough weather.

Search engine Justdial made a strong debut on the bourses today, with the stock rising as much as 19 per cent over its public issue price.

Domestic search engine service provider Justdial, which successfully concluded its initial public offering (IPO) last week, has fixed issue at Rs 530 per share.

The Initial Public Offering of Just Dial was subscribed 12 times over, with every share in this year’s largest IPO receiving a dozen bids.

With the first-mover advantage and strong brand recall, Just Dial (JDL) has taken top position in voice-based search and also likely to strengthen its muscle in Internet-based search in India.

The estimated Rs 950-crore IPO of local search engine Just Dial will begin tomorrow and is one of the largest initial public offers by an Indian Internet company.

These  investors have picked up 3.9 million shares at a price of Rs 530 per share, according to an exchange notification.

Strong brand recall amongst both advertisers and consumers and first mover advantage in its voice business are the key strengths of Just Dial, India's largest local search database provider.

The issue size for the coming initial public offering (IPO) of search engine company Justdial could have been just 10 per cent of the paid-up share capital instead of 25 per cent, but for a nudge by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi).

  Just Dial has announced that its initial public open offer would be available to the public from May 20 to May 22. The shares will be available in a band of Rs.470-543 per share, according to a release from the company.

Textile firm Scotts Garments withdrew its initial public offering (IPO) on Friday after an extension of the issue dates and a cut in the offer price failed to bring in investors.

Lack of investor demand has forced textile firm Scotts Garments to extend its initial public offering (IPO) till May 3 and lower its price band by nearly 10 per cent.

The initial public offering (IPO) of textile firm Scotts Garments has opened for subscription today. The company, which is planning to raise nearly Rs 140 crore, has priced the issue in a price-band of Rs 130 to Rs 132 a share.

The proposed initial public offering of MobME Wireless Solutions Limited, India's first telecom campus startup, has received in-principle approval from the National Stock Exchange (NSE).

Incorporated in 1992, Scotts Garments (Scotts) is into manufacturing and exports of ready-made garments. It presently has 24 manufacturing units in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

Over three-and-a-half years after receiving draft papers for the proposed IPO of Sahara Prime City Ltd, Sebi has formally closed this file as the company failed to submit clarifications sought by the market regulator.

Textile company Scotts Garments announced on Monday that it would be offering its shares in a price-band of Rs 130 to Rs132 as part of its initial public offer (IPO).

Amusement park operator Wonderla Holidays has filed its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) with Sebi for an intial public offering (IPO) of 14.5 million shares.