Just Dial Global

BSE Sensex and Nifty struggled in early trade on Wednesday amid weak global markets. Gains in IT stocks such as TCS, Infosys and HCL Tech supported the market at lower levels.

Just Dial surged to an intraday high of Rs 390.90 amid huge volumes.

BSE Sensex and Nifty struggled on Thursday amid weak global markets after the US Federal Reserve hinted at the possibility of hiking rates in December

According to a BSE filing, Tiger Global Four JD Holdings and Tiger Global Five Indian Holdings sold 37.89 lakh shares, representing 5.37 per cent of Just Dial.

Meanwhile, another private equity firm Goldman Sachs has picked up 9,75,607 shares of Just Dial for Rs 106.11 crore.

The Nifty opened higher on Tuesday on the back of positive global markets. Domestic investors bought shares worth Rs 652 crore on Monday. However, foreign investors remained net sellers to the tune of Rs 240 crore in the cash market. Trading volumes declined significantly on Monday; cash segment registered a volume of Rs 16,654 crore (down 22% from...

The Nifty opened flat on Wednesday. Foreign investors continue to pump in money into Indian equities. FIIs (Foreign Institutional Investors) bought shares worth Rs 559 crore on Tuesday whereas domestic investors remained net sellers to the tune of Rs 263 crore. Crude oil which continues to remain near 14-month low is likely to underpin sentiments f...

Also, India could allow global online retailers such as Amazon.com Inc to sell their own products as early as next month, removing restrictions that have held back competition in one of the world's biggest, and most price-sensitive, retail markets.

FTSE also raised the 'investability weight' in its global equity index series of HCL Technologies to 38 per cent from 30 per cent and that of Tech Mahindra to 45 per cent from 24 per cent, according to a statement on its website.

After a long draught in the IPO market, the Just Dial issue is expected to bring in some charm back into the primary market. Here's a bit about the search giant's operations.

BSE Sensex and Nifty struggled in early trade on Wednesday amid weak global markets. Gains in IT stocks such as TCS, Infosys and HCL Tech supported the market at lower levels.

Just Dial surged to an intraday high of Rs 390.90 amid huge volumes.

BSE Sensex and Nifty struggled on Thursday amid weak global markets after the US Federal Reserve hinted at the possibility of hiking rates in December

According to a BSE filing, Tiger Global Four JD Holdings and Tiger Global Five Indian Holdings sold 37.89 lakh shares, representing 5.37 per cent of Just Dial.

Meanwhile, another private equity firm Goldman Sachs has picked up 9,75,607 shares of Just Dial for Rs 106.11 crore.

The Nifty opened higher on Tuesday on the back of positive global markets. Domestic investors bought shares worth Rs 652 crore on Monday. However, foreign investors remained net sellers to the tune of Rs 240 crore in the cash market. Trading volumes declined significantly on Monday; cash segment registered a volume of Rs 16,654 crore (down 22% from...

The Nifty opened flat on Wednesday. Foreign investors continue to pump in money into Indian equities. FIIs (Foreign Institutional Investors) bought shares worth Rs 559 crore on Tuesday whereas domestic investors remained net sellers to the tune of Rs 263 crore. Crude oil which continues to remain near 14-month low is likely to underpin sentiments f...

Also, India could allow global online retailers such as Amazon.com Inc to sell their own products as early as next month, removing restrictions that have held back competition in one of the world's biggest, and most price-sensitive, retail markets.

FTSE also raised the 'investability weight' in its global equity index series of HCL Technologies to 38 per cent from 30 per cent and that of Tech Mahindra to 45 per cent from 24 per cent, according to a statement on its website.

After a long draught in the IPO market, the Just Dial issue is expected to bring in some charm back into the primary market. Here's a bit about the search giant's operations.