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Demand comes through on the final day to leave the deal 2.2 times covered. The price is fixed at Rs104 per IDR, which is in line with the anchor tranche.

The UK-based bank sells 15% of the offering to anchor investors and sets a price range that will allow it to raise up to $586 million ahead of the first-ever foreign company listing in India.

The UK-based bank will be the first foreign company to sell Indian depositary receipts and the first to be publicly traded on India's two major exchanges.