
Borosil and Happiest Minds Technologies are conducting Qualified Institutional Placements (QIPs) to raise funds. Borosil sets a floor price at ₹331.75/share to raise up to ₹250 crore, while Happiest Minds' promoter Ashok Soota plans to sell a 6% stake valued at ₹754 crore. Borosil aims to utilize the proceeds for loan repayment and working capital. Happiest Minds' deal is at a 10% discount to the last closing price, facilitated by Kotak Securities. Borosil's indicative price band for the QIP is ₹316-320/share, with an equity dilution of 4.09-4.14% at a discount to the NSE closing price. Borosil's stock surged 4% post the launch of the QIP issue, with the company expected to become debt-free after the ₹150 crore QIP.

Borosil will be debt-free after ₹150 crore QIP, says CEO @_soniashenoy @Reematendulkar https://t.co/7vEoiWJ9Cy
Jupiter Wagons Copthall Mauritius Investment has bought a 0.8% stake in the company at an average price of Rs 652 per share. Happiest Minds Technologies Promoter Ashok Soota sold a 6% stake in Happiest Minds at an average price of Rs 834.87 per share.
CE Info Systems: Promoter Rakesh Kumar Verma intends to sell up to 0.9% of the total equity through a block deal. The offer size is said to be worth ₹114.6 crore. The floor price of ₹2,293.2 is a 5% discount to Tuesday's closing price.