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ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company has informed about Intimation regarding proposed sale of equity shares of the company by one of the promoters, Prudential Corporation Holdings Limited, to divest a part of its shareholding in the open market for complying with minimum public shareholding.

The above information is a part of company’s filings submitted to BSE.

Tonbo Imaging India has debuted at Rs 1,162.00 on the BSE, up by 462.00 points or 66.00% from its issue price of Rs 700.

The scrip is currently trading at Rs. 1077.45, up by 377.45 points or 53.92% from its issue price.

It has touched a high and low of Rs. 1,209.85 and Rs. 1,075.15 respectively. So far 10.13 lakh shares were traded on the counter.

The offering, which was open for subscription from October 15, 2026 to October 19, 2026 was subscribed 132.81 times. The issue price was fixed at Rs 700 per share i.e. at upper end of price band of Rs 665-700 apiece.

Tonbo Imaging India is a global defence electronics original equipment manufacturer (OEM). It designs, develops and manufactures sensing, processing, communication and guidance systems for surveillance, reconnaissance, targeting, and control.

According to the data released by the NSE, the Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) were net sellers of Rs 7187.65 crore in index futures and options segments, as per Thursday’s data, October 22, 2026.

FIIs were net sellers of index futures to the tune of Rs 406.54 crore and net sellers of index options worth Rs 6781.11 crore. In the stock segment, FIIs were net buyers of stock futures worth Rs 1265.06 crore and they bought stock options worth Rs 28.94 crore.

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has assured global investors that India provides a stable and predictable business environment and emphasised that businesses investing and expanding in the country would not face the uncertainties seen in other parts of the world. He said that the world is fragmented today and trust is a scarce commodity. But India, he said, ensures a fair play for every investor, business person, and trader.

Goyal also said that India has finalised nine free trade agreements (FTAs), covering 38 countries, whose combined gross domestic product (GDP) exceeds $60 trillion. He noted that India, before 2014, entered into some free trade agreements, including with Singapore. But collectively, all those free trade agreements covered a GDP of $10 trillion.

The minister said India is negotiating FTAs with a host of countries and blocs, including Canada, Israel, the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council), Mexico, the SACU (Southern African Customs Union) region, Brazil-led Mercosur, and Russia-led Eurasia. He said ‘all of these economies collectively will add $15 trillion. So I would have opened the doors of India and opened Indian businesses, getting opportunities in GDP of $85 trillion out of a global GDP of $115 trillion. That’s 76 per cent of global GDP that will be open to Indian businesses.’