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DCX Systems Limited IPO About Company DCX Systems Limited is among the leading Indian players in the manufacture of electronic sub-systems and cable harnesses. The company commenced operations in 2011 and has been a preferred Indian Offset Partner ("IOP") for foreign original equipment manufacturers ("OEMs") for executing aerospace and defense manufacturing projects. In 2020, the company commissioned a new manufacturing facility at the Hi-Tech Defence and Aerospace Park SEZ in Bengaluru, Karnataka. R&D Capabilities The company has three dedicated R&D facilities, two of which are located at Chennai and Gurgaon and one in Stuttgart, Germany. DCX Systems Limited IPO Details IPO Size INR 500CR IPO Opening Date 31, Oct 2022 IPO Closing Date 2, Nov 2022 Allotment Date 07, Nov 2022 IPO Listing Date 11, Nov 2022 Price Band ₹197 to ₹207per share Minimum 72 Shares Maximum 936 Shares Click on the link to open your Demat account and start trading

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