SBI Funds Management’s stock is anticipated to debut at a premium of ten to fifteen percent. The company’s initial public offering was subscribed over forty-one times on its final day. Analysts suggest investors can book profits or hold shares for long-term gains. The IPO price valued SBI Funds Management at over one lakh crore rupees. This listing is expected to narrow the valuation gap with its listed peers.
GAIL shares jump 4% as Q2 net profit rises over 8% to Rs 4,650 crore, revenue grows 17%
GAIL shares rose nearly 4% after the company reported strong second-quarter profit and revenue growth, supported by its gas marketing and transmission businesses. Investor sentiment