Fine Organics IPO subscribed over 8.5 times on Day 3 of issue

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Fine Organics IPO subscribed over 8.5 times on Day 3 of issue The issue received bids for 4.68 lakh shares against the issue size of 53.65 lakh crore shares, as of 4:45 PM on June 22, 2018.

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