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India's Rolta hits London Stock Exchange

Geo-mappers find their way to London

John Oates

Tue 18 Apr 2006 // 09:59 UTC

Indian IT services firm Rolta India made a successful debut on the London Stock Exchange this morning.

Rolta shares are trading at just above their bid offer of $5.45.

The company's shares are already traded on the Mumbai exchange.

Mobile content firm Mobestar Holdings and online ad firm Burst Media are also floating this week.®

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