ICICI Lombard IPO gets fully subscribed
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Indian insurer ICICI Lombard's initial public offering of shares to raise as much as $888.40 million was fully subscribed early on the last day of the sale on Tuesday, stock exchange data showed.
As of 0515 GMT, the sale had received bids 1.03 times the number of shares on offer, according to data from the BSE and the National Stock Exchange.
The company's two main shareholders - ICICI Bank Ltd and Canada's Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd - are selling a combined 86.2 million shares, or a 19 per cent stake, in what is the first Indian IPO by a non-life insurer.
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Bidding for the sale closes later on Tuesday.
Exchange data showed qualified institutional buyers had bid for 2.37 times the shares on offer for that category, while retail investors had bid 0.62 times, shareholders bid for 0.58 times and non-institutional investors bid 0.10 times.
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