Prostarm Info Systems Ltd.

Prostarm Info Systems shares listed with a 19% premium on Tuesday. The IPO, subscribed 97.20 times, raised Rs 168 crore. The company is an integrated power solution provider.

Prostarm Info Systems IPO closes with 97.20 times subscription. Strong institutional investor participation drives high demand. Shares to be listed on BSE and NSE.

Prostarm Info Systems IPO, an integrated power solution provider, received 12.65 times subscription on day two of the bidding, with strong demand from non-institutional investors and retail...

Prostarm Info Systems IPO was fully subscribed on Day 1, receiving 3.54 times subscription. The IPO, which concludes on May 29, raised Rs 168 crore.

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