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    BSE IPO index surges 35% in five months of FY27, hits record high on strong listings

    The BSE IPO index reached an all-time high, surging 35% in five months. Its SME counterpart also jumped 55%, marking a strong performance for recent listings. These gains significantly outpaced the broader market indices like Sensex and Nifty. However, the rally was concentrated, with a few stocks driving most of the gains. Retail and HNI investors are favoring fresh growth stories over established large-cap companies.

    CCI junks complaint against Reliance Jio Infocom, others

    The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has dismissed a complaint against Reliance Jio Infocom Ltd and over 4,500 companies, citing a lack of evidence to support allegations of anti-competitive conduct. The complainant accused firms across telecom, logistics, GeM procurement, energy, FMCG, and healthcare of cartelisation and abuse of dominance.

    Purple Wave Infocom shares to debut today. Here's what GMP indicates

    Purple Wave Infocom is set to debut on the BSE SME platform today after a successful IPO, raising Rs 31.45 crore. The digital PRO AV solutions provider saw strong investor demand, particularly from institutional buyers. Despite neutral pre-listing grey market sentiment, the company's robust financial growth and oversubscription across all investor categories will be closely watched for its market debut.

    Purple Wave Infocom IPO: GMP among key details to know before subscription

    Purple Wave Infocom’s ₹31.45 crore SME IPO opened on Friday with no grey-market premium, indicating a neutral debut. The issue, priced at ₹120–126 per share, is a fully fresh offer of 24.96 lakh shares and closes on December 2. Retail investors must bid for at least 2,000 shares, costing ₹2.52 lakh at the upper band. Allotment is due on December 3, with listing on December 5 on the BSE SME platform.

    Subjecting IXPs to authorisation regime flawed Trai move: Extreme Infocom founder

    Operators of internet exchange points (IXPs) criticised the telecom regulator's plan to bring them under an authorisation regime, arguing that it contradicts global practices and reflects a misunderstanding of IXP operations. They asserted that IXPs are fundamentally different from ISPs and should not be regulated in the same manner.

    IXP companies hiking investments amid data centre boom

    Investments in Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) and peering networks are set to increase in India due to the data centre boom. Companies like Extreme Infocom and DE-CIX India are planning significant investments, aiming to enhance data exchange infrastructure and support growing IT workloads and data consumption by mobile users.

    The Economic Times
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