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    Ardee Industries shares make a strong D-St debut, list at 39% premium over IPO price

    Ardee Industries share price: Ardee Industries made a strong stock market debut, with shares listing at a 38.87% premium on the BSE and 35.85% on the NSE. The listing surpassed grey market expectations after the Rs 425.87 crore IPO received an overwhelming 133.66 times subscription, led by strong demand from institutional and non-institutional investors.

    Ardee Industries IPO allotment today, GMP signals 30% listing gain. Here’s how to check status

    Ardee Industries IPO allotment is expected today, August 10, with the issue witnessing 133.66 times subscription. The IPO’s GMP of Rs 16 indicates a potential 30% listing gain, with shares expected to debut on the BSE and NSE on August 12.

    Ardee Industries IPO Day 3: Issue booked 134 times on strong NII, QIB push. Check GMP and other details

    Ardee Industries IPO received robust investor demand on its final day. The issue was subscribed nearly 134 times, indicating strong market interest. Grey market premium suggests a potential listing gain of twenty-seven percent. Proceeds will fund working capital and debt repayment initiatives. The company operates in lead recycling and non-ferrous metals sectors.

    Ardee Industries IPO Day 2: GMP at 29%; issue subscribed 3.08 times so far. Should you subscribe?

    On the first day of bidding, the IPO was subscribed 3.08 times, with bids received for more than 17.98 crore shares against the 5.84 crore shares on offer. Retail investors showed strong enthusiasm, with their portion oversubscribed 3.22 times against the 2.93 crore shares reserved for the segment.

    Ardee Industries IPO opens today: GMP signals 15% listing premium; check price band, dates and key details

    The company has fixed the price band at Rs 50–53 per share, offering investors an opportunity to participate in a business focused on lead recycling and non-ferrous metals, a segment that plays an important role in metal recovery and industrial supply chains.

    Ardee Industries IPO GMP rises to 13% ahead of launch on August 5. Check key details

    The Rs 425.87 crore Ardee Industries IPO will open for subscription on August 5, with a grey market premium of 13% signalling positive listing expectations. The lead recycling and non-ferrous metals company plans to use the proceeds for working capital, debt repayment and general corporate purposes amid strong recent financial growth.

    • Ardee Industries IPO to open on August 5: Check price band, key dates, GMP and other details

      Ardee Industries' Rs 425.87 crore IPO opens August 5, 2026, for investors. The company plans to use funds for working capital and debt repayment. Ardee Industries recycles lead and non-ferrous metals, serving various industries. Its manufacturing facility in Andhra Pradesh holds key certifications. Strong financial growth in FY 2025-26 indicates positive performance.

      How a young entrepreneur is building domestic tin capacity in an import-dependent market

      India now has a domestic facility for refining high-purity tin. Yash Gupta's Rikayaa Enterprises is reducing the country's dependence on imported tin. This venture is crucial for India's electronics and manufacturing sectors. The company extracts tin from scrap and electronic waste. Rikayaa Greentech's plant in Baddi produces tin comparable to global standards. This initiative supports India's self-reliance goals.

      These mid-cap stocks with ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos can rally over 26%, according to analysts

      When you are in the market as an investor, it is best to ignore what is happening to the Nifty and Sensex… especially on the day of expiry of monthly contracts in the derivative segment. The movement of the Nifty and Sensex would be impacted on that day by unwinding and rollover of positions. What needs to be watched, instead, is the Q4 earnings season. It has panned out well till now. If it continues in the same mode when mid-cap companies start to declare their results, it would be a bullish sign. But there is a caveat: There may be volatility caused by global events. It is something you should be ready for.

      These mid-cap stocks with ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos can rally over 25%, according to analysts

      Whether it is India or across the globe, the one thing that stock markets hate (or is it fear?) the most is “uncertainty”. In the last three months, with the word tariff began being heard a lot out of the White House, the street has been dealing with the uncertainty about the shape and size of the inevitable tariff war. With the announcement by President Trump last night, that uncertainty is over. We now know which companies and sectors are going to face headwinds, and which are not. So, there will be a round of readjustment in earning estimates and then the market will once again look forward… and stop living with uncertainty.

      Think beyond the correction, like a long-term investor: 5 mid-cap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 46%

      When it comes to the stock market, it is not easy to think beyond the present. Recall August 2024. Nobody was thinking anything remotely bearish or negative about the market. Today, no one is able to think of a time beyond the current phase of correction. The fact is that it is extremely difficult to think beyond the present because, to do that, you have to think long-term. Also, to a certain extent, think contrarian. But to make better returns, you have to develop that ability to think and act differently. And do it as a process.

      Best Christmas gifts for women to pamper and celebrate her joy

      Christmas is the perfect time to express love and appreciation through meaningful gifts. Whether you're shopping for your mother, sister, wife, girlfriend, or friend, the right present can create lasting memories. Here’s a curated list of some of the best Christmas gifts for women, designed to suit a variety of tastes and interests.

      Volatility & rising prices: The commodity rally is squeezing MSMEs

      While the impact of sizeable rises in input prices of commodities has been felt across the board, SMEs, in particular, have been badly impacted by these rising input prices.

      The past and possible future of tin cans beyond its actual use

      IndiGo is not the only brand which has realized that reusable tins are a neat way to involve customers beyond the actual use of the product.

      India’s top jewellers doing brisk trade even as gold prices decline

      Even as gold prices decline, jewellers are doing brisk trade. ET profile six of India’s leading jewellers who are leaving behind a glittering trail.

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