Madhusudan Kela Clocks 50% Profit in Just 3 Sessions As MV Electrosystems Extends Post-IPO Rally

Ace investor Madhusudan Kela-backed Founders Collective Fund has scored a lucrative payout in quick time, earning a 51.7% return on its investment in recently listed MV Electrosystems in just three trading sessions.The rally unfolded on Monday as shares of the Mumbai-based electrical equipment manufacturer extended gains after a stellar debut. The stock jumped 5.4% to reach an intraday peak of Rs 644.80 per share on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).At its daily peak of Rs 644.80, MV Electrosystems was up almost 52% from its IPO price of Rs 425, showing strong investor enthusiasm for railway sector stocks.Ahead of the public offer, Kela&#039;s Founders Collective Fund participated in the anchor book allocation, acquiring 1.64 lakh shares, representing a 5.36% stake in the company, at the offer price of Rs 425 per share.Also Read:&amp;nbsp;MV Electrosystems IPO Listing Highlights: Shares Close At 46% Premium To Issue Price On NSE, BSEThe total initial investment stood at approximately Rs 7 crore.As the stock scaled to Rs 644.80 on Monday, the total market value of the fund&#039;s stake swelled to Rs 10.58 crore.It translated to an absolute gain of roughly Rs 3.60 crore (or 51.7%) in just three days of market trading.MV Electrosystems launched its Rs 290-crore public issue with a price band of Rs 400-425 per share.The stock made its market debut on Thursday, August 6, listing at Rs 520 per share on the NSE, a healthy 22.35% premium over the issue price. Since listing, strong buying momentum has pushed the stock up another 24% from its opening price.Also Read:&amp;nbsp;MV Electrosystems Vs Juniper Green: Which IPO May Deliver Better Listing Gains?

Madhusudan Kela Clocks 50% Profit in Just 3 Sessions As MV Electrosystems Extends Post-IPO Rally

At its daily peak of Rs 644.80, MV Electrosystems was up almost 52% from its IPO price of Rs 425, showing strong investor enthusiasm for railway sector stocks.

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