Craftsman Automation Ltd. ( ($IN:CRAFTSMAN) ) has issued an update. Craftsman Automation Limited has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, ...

Craftsman Automation Ltd acquires Suprash Developers and Srikara Technologies to set up a new manufacturing plant in Tamil ...

Craftsman Automation share price is Rs 1450, down Rs 40 or 2.7%. The market cap of the company is Rs 3060 cr. Craftsman Automation IPO was subscribed 3.82 times. The public issue subscribed 3.44 times ...

Shares of Craftsman Automation rose over 12% early deals on Tuesday after the firm said it has inked a memorandum of understanding with Sunbeam Lightweighting Solutions and Kedaara Capital Fund II LLP ...

Craftsman Automation Limited will finalise the allotment of its initial public offer on Monday. The IPO of auto component maker was subscribed 3. 81 times. According to data available on NSE, the Rs ...

Craftsman Automation announced that the company has made a further equity investment of Rs.9,230/- (ie.,923 equity shares of ...

A mid-cap firm in the consumer discretionary sector is Craftsman Automation. The company is a pioneer in precise manufacturing across several industries. The company produces powertrain components and ...

Analysts say the ongoing enthusiasm in primary markets through IPOs, FPOs and OFS is in harmony with the current bull market rally. Image: Reuters Shah advised investors to remain cautious as during ...

Shares of Craftsman Automation are in news today after the company said its board approved raising of funds via equity shares for an aggregate amount not exceeding Rs 1,200 crore through qualified ...

Craftsman Automation share sale via initial public offering (IPO) was subscribed 3.81 times on the final day of subscription. Craftsman will use proceeds from IPO to make repayment/pre-payment of ...

- The Rs 824-crore offer attracted bids for 1,47,58,160 shares as compared to 38,69,714 shares on offer, according to an update on NSE. - The category for qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) was ...

“So, how’s business?” Ask any businessman this question and, often, you know what response to expect. “Good, very good, excellent, thank you.” But S Ravi, chairman and managing director of Craftsman ...