Tata Tech among 6 IPOs where mutual funds invested in November

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They added shares worth Rs 1,120 crore.Agencies..

Mutual funds displayed a considerable appetite for initial public offers (IPOs) as they invested in six public issues last month, namely Tata Technologies, Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA), Cello World, Gandhar Oil Refinery (India), Ask Auto and Protean eGov Technologies...

While Tata Tech is a midcap company, the remaining stocks are smallcaps...

HDFC MF and Kotak MF bought shares of IREDA which was listed on November 29 following its IPO launch on November 21. Mutual Funds bought shares worth Rs 760 crore, Nuvama report stated...

In Cello World, MFs bought shares worth Rs 150 crore..

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