Mukesh Ambani-controlled Reliance Petroleum Ltd will be listed on the bourses on May 11.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is mulling changes to the 'fit & proper' criteria for market infrastructure institutions (MIIs), such as stock exchanges, in a bid to segregate the role of an individual from the entity, said sources. Under the current framework, wrongdoing by senior personnel could lead to a debarment of the MIIs such as stock exchanges, depository participants and clearing members-with quite a few such instances in the past. Additionally, Sebi is also mulling to introduce a clause through which any order passed against an MII will not affect their operations, unless it is specifically mentioned so in the order.
The committee members from the ruling and Opposition parties, in separate interactions with BSE and NSE, termed the volatility as 'clueless' and wanted both the exchanges to pull up their socks.
The Bombay Stock Exchange's benchmark Sensex is likely to hit the record level of 23,500 by end of next year.
Reliance Communication Ventures on Monday got listed at the Bombay Stock Exchange opening strongly at Rs 290 a share.
Reliance Energy Ventures Ltd shares listed on the bourses on Friday and traded at Rs 48.90.
Domestic equity benchmarks ended marginally higher on Thursday, with the Nifty settling at a fresh record, amid mixed cues from global markets.
The offer comprises of 5.12 million primary ADSs, 1.75 million secondary ADS and up to an additional 1.03 million primary ADSs under the over-allotment option given to the underwriters, it said.
The scrip of Bajaj Auto opened at Rs 945, which was also ts intra-day high, while shares of Bajaj Finserv opened at Rs 700 and rallied further to touch a high of Rs 999 in the early morning trade on the Bombay Stock Exchange.Last year Bajaj group was demerged into three separate entities -- Bajaj Auto Ltd, Bajaj Finsev and Bajaj Holdings and Investment Ltd.
Trading for the scrip of Jet Airways (India), which will be listed on National Stock Exchange on Monday, would be in the normal market segment.
Beauty and healthcare products manufacturer Emami Ltd's public offering has received bids for shares 4.62 times the issue size, bidding for which began on Friday.
India's two largest bourses, the National Stock Exchange and the Bombay Stock Exchange, said on Monday that they are on course to shift to a T+2 rolling settlement cycle from Tuesday
The stock market nearly made up for the 1,744 points it tanked on Wednesday after the government and regulator SEBI reassured investors there was no move to ban Participatory Notes (PNs) but only curb funds inflow.
Within minutes of listing, the scrip of the country's biggest transmission utility touched a high of Rs 100 and as many as 28.86 lakh shares changed hands at the BSE. At the National Stock Exchange, the scrip got listed at Rs 89.80, touched a high of Rs 99.90 and over 8.36 crore shares were traded.
US e-commerce giant Amazon has written to Ajay Tyagi, chairman of market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), to take action as is necessary to comply with the Supreme Court Judgment, related to the $3.4-billion merger deal between Future Group and Reliance. Amazon has requested Sebi to direct the Indian stock exchanges to withdraw the Observation Letters related to this deal with immediate effect. In January this year, Sebi had given a go-ahead onto Future Group's scheme of arrangement and sale of assets to Reliance, based on which the Bombay Stock Exchange also granted its "no adverse observation" report to the Rs 24,713-crore ($3.4 billion) deal.
The shares will be bought in the open market on both the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) over a period of time.
Sathavahana Ispat plant resumes operations.
The country, last year, stood at the 27th spot for effective regulation and supervision of securities exchanges.
In a BSE filing, the company said it has filed certified copies of the Andhra Pradesh High Court order paving way for the merger with Registrar of Companies, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad.
Until early last year, it looked like India's stock market would continue its gravity-defying rise forever.
Some state-run banks made 10,000-13,000 per cent gains on their holdings in the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) after the latter commodity bourse made an impressive listing on Friday.
India's HCL Comnet, a subsidiary of HCL Technologies, has got a network management order worth Rs 31 crore (Rs 310 million) from state-run National Insurance Company, the Bombay Stock Exchange said on Friday.\n\n\n\n
The world's fastest growing CNG firm Indraprastha Gas Ltd's shares soared 130 per cent on their trading debut at the Bombay Stock Exchange on Friday.
The government on Tuesday said the market capitalisation as well as cash turnover on the Bombay Stock Exchange doubled between April to November 28 this year at Rs 10,65,853 crore and Rs 45,029 crore, respectively.
Indraprastha Gas Ltd, the sole supplier of compressed natural gas in Delhi, on Friday declared open the sale of its 4 crore equity shares under an initial public offer.
Capital goods, realty and power stocks led from the front while losses in oil & gas heavyweights offset the gains.
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