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Esscee Trading Venture, Goldman Sachs, MSD India Fund buy Equitas Holdings on debut

Apr 21, 2016

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Equitas Holdings

Chennai-based Equitas Holdings is one of the 10 entities that received in-principle approval from the RBI in September 2015 to set up a small finance bank. The company has diversified operations in microfinance (MFI), vehicle finance (VF), micro/small enterprises (MSE) and housing finance (HF).

Making its stellar debut today, the stock closed at a premium of Rs. 135.70/-. The offer price of the stock as per its prospectus was Rs. 110/-.

Esscee Trading Venture purchased 2,800,000 shares or 0.83%.

Goldman Sachs International Equity Fund purchased 3,919,798 shares or 1.17%

MSD India Fund purchased 2,571,584 shares or 0.76%

Equitas Holdings Esscee Trading Venture Goldman Sachs International Equity Fund MSD India Fund

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