Sensex up 47
Mumbai: The BSE Sensex closed at 5,924.18 points, up 47.76 points from its previous close. The Nifty went up 16 points ending at 1,889.95.
Market Gainers
MTNL, L&T, Gujarat Ambuja, Grasim, ACC, Birla Corporation, India Cements, Divi's Laboratories, Glenmark Pharma, Lupin, Lyka Labs, Matrix Labs, Mahindra & Mahindra, TVS Motors, Eicher Motors, Escorts, Union Bank of India, Andhra Bank, UCO Bank, Bank of India, SBI, IndusInd Bank, Canara Bank, ICICI Bank
Market Losers
Hindalco, HLL, Infosys, Satyam, Tata Steel, Sun Pharma, Nicholas Piramal,
Market Counters
ICICI Bank up 0.73 per cent at Rs 298.55
Nicholas Piramal declined by Rs 2.1 to close at Rs 787.75
Glenmark Pharma gained Rs 6.40 to close at Rs 159.60
Lupin gained Rs 73.15 to close at Rs 857.80
Dishman Pharmaceuticals closed at Rs 542 with an issue price of Rs 175
Maruti Udyog up by Rs 28.1 to close at Rs 590.45
Tata Motors up by Rs 12.40 to close at Rs 524.75
Vijaya Bank up Rs 1.05 to close at Rs71.3.
Satyam Computer down by Rs 2.3 to close at Rs 331.24
Jubilant Organosys up Rs 5.45 to close at Rs 685.25
SKF Bearings up Rs 4.75 to close at Rs 94.6
Dishman Pharmaceuticals and Chemicals Ltd debuts closing at Rs 542
Vesuvius India up 1.42 per cent at Rs 125
MTNL up 9.52 per cent at Rs 161.65
SAIL down one per cent closing at Rs 39.70
Arvind Mills up 1.52 per cent at Rs 56.80
Century Textiles up 3.66 per cent at Rs 123.25
Alok Textiles up 4.25 per cent at Rs 55.20
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Vishal Exports enters capital market
Mumbai: Vishal Exports Overseas Ltd is entering the capital market to raise Rs 27 crore through a public issue. The offer will comprise 60 lakh equity shares of Rs 5 each at a premium of Rs 40 per share.
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ICICI Bank issue: Retail investors lukewarm
Mumbai: Retail investors have picked up only about 17 per cent of the recently concluded Rs 3,500 crore public issue of ICICI Bank, as against the 25 per cent of the issue which had been set apart for them. The retail investors bid for only 1.56 crore shares as against the2.72 crore shares which were set apart for them.
The public issue, however, was oversubscribed 2.42 times on the original offer. According to the Reserve Bank of India, the shares the foreign holding in the bank has now gone below 72 per cent, with the allotment.
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