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    Reliance Jio IPO approved: Is it too late to buy RIL shares to be eligible for shareholder quota?

    Jio Platforms has received SEBI approval for its upcoming initial public offering. Reliance Industries shareholders may still qualify for a reserved portion of the offering. The final details regarding share reservation and the record date are pending. This IPO marks a major value creation milestone for Reliance shareholders.

    ESDS Software raises Rs 216 crore from anchor investors ahead of IPO; Quant MF among top buyers

    ESDS Software Solution raised Rs 216 crore from anchor investors ahead of its Rs 720 crore IPO, opening August 28. Priced at Rs 408-429, the fresh issue will fund cloud computing equipment, data centre infrastructure and corporate needs.

    Can NRIs invest in sovereign gold bonds? What the latest SGB investment rules say

    Sovereign gold bonds: Non-Resident Indians cannot invest in Sovereign Gold Bonds currently. However, existing bondholders can continue holding them until maturity. NRIs can invest in physical gold and digital gold options. These include gold mutual funds and gold ETFs. A demat account is required for digital gold investments.

    Dividend alert! Last day to buy Paras Defence, MCX, 34 other stocks for payouts. Do you own any?

    This Friday marks the record date for dividend distributions from thirty-three companies, necessitating investors to buy shares today for eligibility. Included in this round of announcements are prominent firms such as Paras Defence and MCX. Notably, Honasa Consumer is celebrating its first dividend payout, bringing joy to its shareholders. Moreover, Protean e-Gov Technologies will also provide its planned dividend payouts.

    Augmont Enterprises IPO allotment today; GMP at 40% hints at strong listing. Here’s how to check status

    Following the allotment, shares for successful applicants are expected to be credited to their demat accounts ahead of the company’s market debut. Augmont Enterprises is scheduled to list on both the BSE and NSE on August 31, 2026.

    Stock split alert! Last day to buy 2 multibagger microcap stocks which rallied up to 540% in a year

    According to SEBI's T+1 settlement cycle, investors must buy a company's shares at least one trading day before the record date to ensure the shares are credited to their demat accounts in time, and they become eligible for the corporate action. Accordingly, today is the last opportunity for investors to buy the shares so that they are credited to their accounts by Friday, making them eligible for the stock split.

    The Economic Times
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