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Manappuram is expected to be the first in a new wave of QIPs as companies take advantage of a rising stockmarket to boost their coffers.

The government-owned coal producer attracts demand for one-third of the up to $3.46 billion offering on day one.

The deal is upsized from $600 million as the Indian conglomerate attracts more than $1 billion of demand from primarily long-only investors.

An existing shareholder sells $422 million worth of shares in Tata Motors, while Exide Industries completes a $119 million QIP. Meanwhile, in Hong Kong, Zhongsheng prepares to start the bookbuilding for its recently withdrawn IPO of up to $1 billion.

The institutional book for India's latest IPO from hydropower company NHPC is six times covered within one day.

The greenfield Indian power producer attracts $188 billion worth of demand and close to five million investors.

The spin-off from Reliance Energy is expected to attract good demand despite its greenfield status.

Mundra Port and SEZ is expected to price its $450 million IPO at the top end of the range after attracting subscriptions for $52 billion worth of shares.

UTI Bank and Central Bank could raise a combined $885 million and are expected to generate good demand owing to India's strong economic outlook.