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Tempsens Jumps 110% in Debut After $68 Million India IPO

Bloomberg Markets Friday 28 August 2026, 04:21 UTC By Rajesh Mascarenhas 1 min read
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Tempsens Instruments Ltd. made a strong stock-market debut Friday, jumping 110% from its initial public offering price, the best first-day performance in India so far this year.

Tempsens Instruments Ltd. made a strong stock-market debut Friday, jumping 110% from its initial public offering price, the best first-day performance in India so far this year.
Tempsens Jumps (PERSON) Debut (LOCATION) India IPO Tempsens Instruments Ltd. (ORG) India (LOCATION)
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