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Deepa Jewellers surges 25% on debut; Rays of Belief lists flat

Deepa Jewellers shares opened at ₹221 against an IPO price of ₹177, while Rays of Belief debuted at ₹239, in line with its issue price.

Deepa Jewellers surges 25% on debut; Rays of Belief lists flat

Deepa Jewellers shares surged 25 per cent on their debut, trading at ₹221 on the NSE and ₹221.05 on the BSE, above their IPO price of ₹177 per share. However, the stock later fell to ₹201.70. In contrast, Rays of Belief's IPO listing was flat at ₹239 on both the NSE and BSE, matching its IPO price. The ₹460-crore Deepa Jewellers IPO saw a near 43-fold subscription, with institutional buyers subscribing 37 times, retail investors 18.55 times, and non-institutional investors 105.96 times.

The ₹50-crore Rays of Belief IPO experienced a 108-fold subscription, with non-institutional investors subscribing 279.11 times and retail investors 195.87 times. Proceeds from both IPOs will be used for corporate purposes, including inventory procurement, scaling up, and expansion.

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