The Indian equity markets mostly traded flat after opening with minimal gains. The banking stocks, however, continued their rally with shares of AU Small Finance surging over eight per cent in the morning trade on Tuesday, July 6 after rating firms retained their overweight call on the stock.
In the overall market performance, nearly 1179 shares advanced, and 555 shares declined in the morning trade on the NSE.
As per the provisional data available on exchanges, Foreign Institutional Investors net sold shares of Rs 338.43 crore and the Domestic Institutional Investors net purchased shares worth Rs 645.59 crore in the equity markets on Monday, July 5. Market experts are however bullish with the future aspects as the FIIs have turned buyers in June after remaining mainly muted in the previous months. The FIIs pumped in Rs 13,269 crore in June.
In an update from the Securities Exchange Board of India on Friday, July 2, Zomato and Chemplast Sanmar have received a go-ahead for their initial public offering. The food delivery major Zomato is likely to open its public offer by July 19, a media report suggested. The company aims to raise Rs 9,375 crore from the offer which consists of an offer for sale worth Rs 375 crore from their existing shareholder InfoEdge.
Chemplast Sanmar – the Chennai-based company is a leading specialty chemicals manufacturer and is aiming to raise Rs 3,500 crore via the offer. The offer comprises a fresh issue of Rs 1,500 crore and an offer for sale of Rs 2,000 crore.