Shares of IT company Hexaware Technologies jumped in their Mumbai debut, signaling strong investor interest following India's first billion-dollar initial public offering of the year. The stock rose as much as 10% to 780 rupees on the BSE exchange,

(Reuters) - Shares of Hexaware Technologies rose as much as 10% in their market debut on Wednesday in a better-than-expected listing, after its $1 billion initial public offering drew interest only from institutional buyers. The stock listed at 745.50 ...

Shares of Hexaware Technologies rose 5% in their market debut on Wednesday, after its $1 billion initial public offering which saw institutional buyers rush in as retail investors held back. (Reporting by Nandan Mandayam in Bengaluru;

By Nandan Mandayam and Kane Wu (Reuters) -Shares of Carlyle-backed Hexaware Technologies rose as much as 10% in their debut on Wednesday, indicating rising retail interest in India's first billion-dollar IPO that struggled to achieve full subscription without an outsized help from large institutions.

There was a palpable buzz at Hexaware's offices today as the company returned to the public markets with a total issue size of $1Bn, marking the largest-ever IPO by an IT services firm in India. The occasion was celebrated by Hexaware's top executives and advisors,