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Tata Technologies Ltd IPO comming soon

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Tata Technologies Ltd is planning to launch an Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange soon. As per reports, the IPO aims to raise up to Rs 3,500 crore. The company has appointed ICICI Securities, Jefferies India Private Ltd, IDFC Bank, and IDBI Capital as its book-runninglead manager for the issue. The proceeds from the issue will be used for capital expenditure and repaying the company’s debt. It is expected that the IPO will see good investor response as Tata Technologies is well established in different countries, and its business model is considered as one of the most reliable ones in the automotive industry.

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Defence stock jumps after it receives an order to manufacture 400 agricultural drones

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Paras Defence and Space Technologies Ltd shares gained 2.6 percent in Monday’s session. The shares rose after the company signed a Rs 42-crore deal with IFFCO Nano Fertilisers for 400 agri-drones.
As per exchange filings, The company received a contract to manufacture 400 units of Agri-Drones for IFFCO Nano Fertilisers, including a two-year annual maintenance contract (AMC), for a total of about Rs. 42.4 crores to deliver drones by March 31, 2024.
The order breakdown, which includes delivery of Drones and their accessories is about Rs. 34.7 Crores, and the value of AMC for two years is approximately Rs. 7.7 Crores, for a total of approximately Rs. 42.4 Crores. At 12:10 pm, the shares of Paras Defence and Space Technologies quoted Rs 621.80, up 1.39 percent on NSE.

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FII Investers impact on Stock Market

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FII investors can have a significant impact on the stock market. These investors are typically large, institutional investors with deep pockets and as such, they have the ability to move the markets in their direction. When FII investors begin to invest or exit certain stocks and markets, it can create buying and selling pressure that can push prices in that direction. Furthermore, when FII investors increase their equity exposure, it can create confidence in the broader market and create a self-fulfilling momentum. Ultimately, FII investors can have a big influence on the stock market and their actions can cause large swings in prices and valuations.

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DII Investers impact on Stock Market

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The presence of large, institutional investors such as hedge funds, mutual funds, pension funds, and insurance companies can significantly affect stock market prices. These large investors trade millions of shares daily and can exert influence over market prices through their buying and selling activity. As a result, their trading activity has the potential to drive up or push down stock prices and create a ripple effect throughout the markets. In addition, their presence can create greater liquidity in the markets, reduce volatility, and improve the accuracy of pricing.

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FII Means

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FII stands for “Foreign Institutional Investors”, which are large investors such as banks, mutual funds, and pension funds that invest in international markets outside of their home country. They are subject to regulations by their home country as well as the countries they invest in.

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Will LIC come up with an FPO as government still holds 96.5% of the company?

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LIC come up with an FPO as government still holds 96.5% of the company?
Shares of the Life Insurance Corporation of India have lost more than one-third of their value since their listing on the bourses last year. The government still owns a 96.5 per cent stake in the company and wants to convince global investors that the insurance behemoth is worth much more than the current $ 48 billion, amid market murmurs that LIC might sell a stake or issue fresh shares.

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