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Around 52 smallcap stocks delivered double-digit returns and Manoj Vaibhav Gems was the top gainer at 43%. It is followed by eMudhra and Vadilal Industries, whose shares jumped 40% and 25%, respectively.

In the past year, Macrotech Developers stock has surged 152 percent, outperforming the benchmark Nifty which has gained 30 percent during the period

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Automotive Supplier Sona Comstar will launch its Rs 5,550-crore initial public offer (IPO) next week. The company has priced the offer at Rs 285–291 per share. The IPO will remain open between June 14 to June 16, and anchor investors will be allotted shares on Friday. The issue consists of a fresh sale of Rs 300 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) worth Rs 5,250 crore, of shares held by Singapore Topco, an affiliate of the Blackstone group. Singapore Topcos current holding stands at 66.2 per ...

1.36 times According to analysts, the company is a good bet if you were willing to hold on to the stock for the long run — not for its listing premium. So, if you have the shares and are concerned that there’s been a loss on premium, keep the stock if you have the patient. Why are investors wary of Macrotech Developers? One of the reasons for investors to be wary was the company’s high level of debt. Around ₹1,500 crore of funds from the IPO will go towards repaying lenders to ease ...

COVID-19 hits the markets, realty already has its own problems In addition to the second wave of COVID-19 dampening the market sentiment, analysts are concerned about how Macrotech Developers will be able to persevere through the tough times. This is because while other sectors are facing the brunt of the pandemic as well, realty is seeing its worst slow down in five years. Moreover, the nature of the realty industry is capital intensive, and the company has a lot of debt on its plate — ...

The basis of allotment for the ₹2,500 crore IPO of Marcotech Developers is set to be announced tomorrow on April 16.The IPO saw muted demand being subscribed

MUMBAI: Prominent investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala may have placed a bid for shares of Marcotech Developers, formerly called Lodha Developers, in the company’s ongoing initial public offering, business news channel ETNow reported. The report comes at a time when the city-based real estate developer’s IPO has struggled for response from investors. The IPO was subscribed merely 35 per cent on the second day of the bidding process. It closes for subscription on Friday. ETMarkets could not independ...