At 1454 hours, the stock was trading at 922 level, up almost 1 percent on the BSE. It hit an intraday and an all-time high of 964 level on the BSE.

The IPO of BSE's depository arm CDSL, to raise Rs 524 crore, received bids for over 421 crore shares against the total issue size of 2.48 crore shares, as per NSE data till 2000 hours.

The market opened on a positive note and rallied in trade today. However, the BSE Sensex settled the day below 30,000 with Lupin as the day's top gainer.

While DMart founder Radhakrishna Damanis peers chased growth, he focused on cash flow and profitability. And that strategy has made him the most valued retailer in India

The Avenue Supermarts' stock closed on Tuesday with a market value of Rs 39,988 crore, making it the 65th most valuable Indian firm ahead of Britannia Industries, Marico and Bank of Baroda.

The S&P BSE Sensex ended at 29,167.68, falling 317.77 points while the NSE Nifty ended at 9,030.45, down 91.05 points.

A whopping 102 per cent listing gains by RK Damani-led Avenue Supermarts, popularly known as D-Mart, seem have set the right tone for the primary markets, which can open the initial public offerings (IPOs) floodgates.

The stock rose to Rs 615 level, more than 100 percent premium of its issue price of Rs 299 on the BSE. The company's market capitalisation rose to Rs 36,758 crore on the BSE.

The stock rose to Rs 615 level, more than 100 percent premium of its issue price of Rs 299 on the BSE. It has been admitted to dealings on BSE in the list of 'B' Group Securities.

The Indian benchmark indices ended in red with Pharma stocks being the major laggards.

The company, founded in 2002, offers a wide range of products with focus on foods and non-foods (FMCG), general merchandise and apparels.

Music Broadcast on Friday listed at a 26.13 per cent premium at Rs 420 compared with issue price of Rs 333 apiece. The stock opened at Rs 420 and fell to an intra-day low of Rs 368 on the BSE. It closed 12.06 percent or 40 points higher at Rs 373.15 level on the BSE.

The IPO, the biggest since PNB Housing Finance's Rs 3,000 crore offer in October last year, received bids for 460.22 crore shares against the total issue size of 4.43 crore shares, data available with the NSE till 1545 hrs showed.

The IPO, the biggest since PNB Housing Finance's Rs 3,000 crore offer in October last year, received bids for 25.31 crore shares against the total issue size of 4.43 crore shares, data available with the NSE till 1700 hrs showed.

The stock rose to Rs 615 level, more than 100 percent premium of its issue price of Rs 299 on the BSE. The company's market capitalisation rose to Rs 36,758 crore on the BSE.

The benchmark indices opened weaker on volatility from the domestic front as investors tread carefully ahead of exit polls data for assembly elections that will be released later in the day.

The government has made the enrollment for poor pregnant women mandatory under Aadhaar to get maternity benefits. The Centre said that poor women who deliver babies in healthcare facilities would get the benefits of Janani Suraksha Yojana only if they would have enrolled under Aadhaar.

A Rs 48,000-crore budget for the national capital was today presented by the AAP government, laying major focus on improving transport, health, water distribution and education infrastructure.

The IPO received bids for 5,42,95,850 shares against the total issue size of 4,43,72,882 shares, as per data available with the NSE till 1630 hrs.

Over eight crore members of the Employees' Provident Fund can now transfer their retirement savings to the National Pension System which comes under the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA).