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Infinite Comp fixes IPO price band at 155-165 rs

Infinite Computer Solutions (India) Ltd said on Tuesday it has fixed a price band of 155-165 rupees a share for its initial public offering (IPO) of 11.5 million shares to raise up to 1.9 billion rupees.

Jan 05, 2010

Infinite Comp IPO opens on Jan 11, Interview CNBC TV 18

Jan 05, 2010

Infinite Computer's Rs 190-cr public issue opens on Jan 11

Infinite Computer Solutions has come up with a public issue of equity shares to mop up around Rs 190 crore at the upper end of the price band of Rs 155-Rs 165 a share.

Jan 05, 2010

Bite The Byte

Infinite Computer Solutions (ICSL), a Delhi-based company, is probably the first software company that will be hitting the IPO market in 2010. The company is tapping the capital market with a public offering of 1.15 crore equity shares of face value of Rs 10 each

Jan 04, 2010

Infinite: Scripting niche in IT services market

The last three years, had been testing times for the IT industry across the world. While large corporations hardly grew by 10 percent, the mid tier companies were on a decline. However, there is one among the few companies that managed to change the script – Infinite Computer Solutions, posted a gro...

Jan 02, 2010

The need for building successful teams

In an industry where teams get formed and dismantled everyday, it is essential to understand the intricacies of successful team building.

Jul 17, 2009

IT expenditure boost will help domestic industry

The Budget has been promising, with a pragmatic approach in terms of taxation and some measure of economic stimulus. There has been a lack of big announcements in terms of disinvestments by the Government, increase of FDI etc.

Jul 10, 2009

Time to morph into business consultants

Upinder Zutshi, Managing Director, Infinite Computer Solutions, has more than 18 years of IT industry experience, ranging from operations to sales & marketing to strategic alliances. He also has experience in building early stage companies. He talks to Vanisha Joseph of ET about the opportunities fo...

Jun 26, 2009

Dealing with employee mistakes

A better approach to tackling non-performing employees and those who continuously make mistakes, is to understand the root cause of the problem, writes Nivedan Prakash

Jun 09, 2009

Why are our fresh engineering graduates not employable?

Education would be much more effective if its purpose was to ensure that by the time they leave school every student should know how much they do not know, and be imbued with a lifelong desire to know it.

Jun 09, 2009

On initial public offerings, the sentiment is still cautious

When a brutal 2008 ended after wiping out half the money invested in equities, no Indian company would have dared to consider a public share sale to raise cash. Almost five months later, after a brilliant surge in shares and a decisive poll verdict, companies are still cautious.

May 25, 2009