Shares of Rashi Peripherals, an ICT products distributor, jumped 3% on their debut trade, closing at Rs 320.60. The IPO had been subscribed 59.71 times earlier this month.

Rashi Peripherals shares listed on the stock market with a 9.16% premium over the issue price. The IPO was oversubscribed 59.71 times and raised Rs 600 crore.

Rashi Peripherals IPO received 59.71 times subscription on the final day, with QIBs subscribing 143.66 times. Learn more about the IPO details and performance.

Rashi Peripherals' IPO received 3.19 times subscription on Day 2, with strong interest from retail and institutional investors. Learn more about the IPO details, subscription status, and key...

Rashi Peripherals IPO received bids for 1.08 times the shares on offer on Day 1, with strong subscription from non-institutional investors and retail investors.

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