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ICICI Bank public issue subscribed 6.5 times
Mumbai: ICICI Bank's domestic issue of Rs5,750 crore, which closed on Dec.6, was subscribed 6.53 times, according to the NSE's official Web site.

The issue had a price band of Rs505-545 a share, through the book-building route. The bank is also raising an ADS of Rs2,300 crore. The ADS will also include Public Offering Without Listing in Japan.

According to market sources, the issue received Rs1,000 crore from retail investors.
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SEBI suspends Bangalore and Pune brokers in Home Trade share rigging case
Mumbai: The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has suspended two stock brokers each from the Bangalore and Pune Stock Exchanges, and slapped a penalty on another Bangalore Stock Exchange (BgSE) member for creating a false market, marked by a surge in prices of Home Trade Ltd (HTL) during the November 16, 1999 to March 31, 2000 period.

BgSE member Swagath Securities has been suspended for three months while First Securities Pvt Ltd was suspended for a period of 15 days for rigging the share prices of HTL, a press release by SEBI issued on Tuesday said. Another BgSE member Nereyeth Securities Pvt Ltd has also been slapped with a penalty. Pune Stock Exchange (PSE) members Kabu Investment Services and Jagannath Vinod Kumar were also suspended for a period of one month and 15 days respectively for the same offence.

The scrip of HTL was listed in Bangalore Stock Exchange on November 16, 1999 at Rs275. The prices touched Rs315 within two weeks. Thereafter, there was continuous sharp increase in the prices of the scrip to touch Rs815 on March 31, 2000.
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SSI makes open offer for Telephoto shares
Chennai: SSI Ltd has made an open offer to the shareholders of Telephoto Entertainments in order to acquire 20.01 per cent (12.28 lakh fully paid-up equity share of Rs10 each) of the latter's fully expanded voting equity capital, at Rs19 a share.

The offer will be open from January 23, 2006 till February 11, 2006.

The open offer was triggered following SSI's plans to acquire management control of the Chennai-based Telephoto, which is into film execution, as part of its drive into entertainment business. The total consideration for the purchase will be Rs5.53 crore. After the acquisition, SSI will have a 54.6-per cent stake in Telephoto.

At the Bombay Stock Exchange, SSI's share price closed at Rs84.50 and Telephoto's at Rs19.80.
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