Fine Organic Industries IPO subscribed 39% on second day

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Fine Organic Industries IPO subscribed 39% on second day The IPO, to raise little over Rs 600 crore, received bids for 21,10,691 shares as against the total issue size of 53,65,497 shares, data available with the NSE showed.

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