Chairman of India's DLF K.P. Singh speak...

Mumbai, INDIA: Chairman of India's DLF K.P. Singh speaks during the listing ceremony at The Bombay Stock Exchange(BSE) in Mumbai, 05 July 2007. Shares of top real-estate firm DLF, which raised 2.24 billion USD in India's biggest ever public share offering, leapt nearly 36 percent on their first day of trade 05 July 2007, before retreating. DLF opened at 582 rupees (USD 14.38) on the Bombay Stock Exchange and climbed to a day's high of 714.25 rupees (17.64 USD) before sliding 23.3 percent or 166.75 rupees (4.12 USD) on profit-taking to 547.5 rupees (13.52 USD) . DLF sold 175 million shares at a price of 525 rupees (12.97 USD) a share on strong fund demand, with the offer oversubscribed 3.47 times. AFP PHOTO/Indranil MUKHERJEE (Photo credit should read INDRANIL MUKHERJEE/AFP via Getty Images)