India’s surging share valuations enter a demanding zone

In the long term, share prices become a function of what they inherently represent—the value of a business. Conventional valuation parameters, grounded in fundamentals such as earnings, indicate that valuations have moved to a higher trajectory. This either means that Indian companies are poised to deliver superior earnings growth orRead More →

Bank of India QIP subscribed over 4.11 times, raises  ₹4,500 crore

Bank of India recorded a robust demand for its qualified institutional placement (QIP) of shares, with a subscription rate of 4.11 times. The QIP, originally set at a base size of ₹2,250 crore, also incorporated a greenshoe option of an additional ₹2,250 crore to accommodate potential oversubscription. The financial institutionRead More →