India's NSE IPO draws over US$10 billion, traders eye modest listing pop
- MUMBAI: The National Stock Exchange of India's IPO drew more than US$10 billion by the final day of bidding on Monday (Sep 21), as investors look to tap into a boom in public listings in Asia's third-largest economy.
- The US$2.3 billion IPO, the country's biggest after Hyundai Motor India's HYUN.
- NS $3.3 billion offering, received bids for 505.81 million shares, 5.71 times the 88.64 million shares on offer after three days of bidding, exchange data showed.
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- MUMBAI: The National Stock Exchange of India's IPO drew more than US$10 billion by the final day of bidding on Monday (Sep 21), as investors look to tap into a boom in public listings in Asia's third-largest economy.
- The US$2.3 billion IPO, the country's biggest after Hyundai Motor India's HYUN.
- NS $3.3 billion offering, received bids for 505.81 million shares, 5.71 times the 88.64 million shares on offer after three days of bidding, exchange data showed.
Sources: CNA