India Business News: The IPO market is getting back on track after a lull of two months, with four companies launching their initial share-sales next week to raise Rs 9,12
Read more about Four IPOs to hit markets next week; companies eye Rs 9,123 crore on Business Standard. The IPO market is getting back on track after a lull of two months, with four companies launching their initial share-sales next week to raise Rs 9,123 crore collectively.The last initial public offering (IPO) was that of Macrotech Developers
Shyam Metalics and Energy Ltd and Sona BLW Precision Forgings (Sona Comstar) will launch their IPOs on Monday, while Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences and Dodla Dairy will be open for public subscription on Wednesday.
Declining Covid cases and a rapid vaccination drive have boosted investor confidence in this pocket, as they expect the situation to be much better in a few months.
Creative 37 Add to collection
AMILI’s first ever awareness campaign with Wunderman Thompson and National University Health System encourage people to donate their poop
It is common knowledge that blood and organ donations can save lives. But did you know that your poop can save lives too? That’s precisely what Southeast Asia’s first precision gut microbiome company Asian Microbiome Library (AMILI) wants Singaporeans to know.
#PoopSavesLives is AMILI’s first ever awareness campaign, done in partnership with Wunderman Thompson Singapore and the National University Health System (NUHS). AMILI is partnering NUHS to advance microbiome science for human health in a number of research collaborations including for cancer, heart and liver diseases. AMILI operates Singapore’s and Southeast Asia’s first stool bank for life-saving transplants. It is also a databank which serves as a hub for gut innovation and therapy. The campaign aims to get people in Singapore to share what h