Jungle Camps India sets ₹68-72 price band, IPO opens Dec 10
Business Standard|December 05, 2024
Jungle Camps India Ltd, which provides wildlife and conservation-focused lodges, on Wednesday announced a price band of ₹68-72 per share for its initial public offering (IPO), which will open on December 10 and close on December 12.

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