GAIL is expected to continue its earnings revival in the quarter ended June 2016 with the profit & revenue rising 4 percent each to Rs 802 crore and Rs 12,152 crore on sequential basis, respectively.
Analysts feel the valuations of the stock are cheap compared to listed peers like Indraprastha Gas, which was the reason for huge buying in the stock.
The initial public offer has received bids for 1.11 crore shares against the total issue size of 1.7 crore shares (excluding anchor investors' portion), as per data available with the National Stock Exchange.
MGL has a city gas infrastructure network of 188 CNG filling stations with a compression capacity of 3.1 million kg/day in FY16, providing CNG to over 0.47 million vehicles.
Volatility is likely to stay as the new week gets ready for Britain's referendum vote on Thursday that will decide whether the country will remain a part of European Union.