The mainboard segment will remain muted for fourth consecutive week starting from March 10 with no new IPOs. In the current quarter so far, total 41 companies launched IPOs in the SME segment, raising more than Rs 1,900 crore. There had been only 9 companies in the mainboard section that mobilised over Rs 15,700 crore via public issues. PDP Shipping & Projects will be first initial public offering (IPO) opening for public subscription on March 10 and closing on March 12. Super Iron Foundry will be the second SME company hitting Dalal Street with maiden public issue on March 11. Both above IPOs comprise of entirely fresh issue with no offer-for-sale component will be opened on the BSE SME. Meanwhile, in the January-March period, the main board segment saw 11 companies listing on the bourses, of which six companies are now trading below their IPO prices while 5 are quoting above their issue prices. Among them, 27 stocks were losers against 16 gainers. GB Logistics Commerce, and Citichem India were the biggest losers, falling more than 58 percent compared to issue prices, however, the largest gainers were Fabtech Technologies Cleanrooms, and Indobell Insulation. Quadrant Future Tek so far recorded the strong performance amongst them with more than 79 percent gains over issue price, but, Stallion India Fluorochemicals was the worst performer among them with nearly 20 percent loss compared to offer price.