Meanwhile the company's shares will be listed on the Hyderabad and the Ahmedabad bourses during the next week. The company, prior to its initial public offering, had sought permission for listing on Pune, Hyderabad and Ahmedabad stock exchanges. ``It will take around four to five moremonths before our company gets listed on BSE and NSE,'' said Pandit. In case a company, during the time of its IPO, does not seek permission for listing on these exchanges, they usually take around four to five months time after the shares are listed on the regional stock exchange. The other important listing requirement, the Rs 10 crore market capitalisation level, is not a problem for KPIT. The company's scrip, on its very first day of listing on the Pune bourse, went upto a high of Rs 400 before closing at Rs 355. With a Rs Rs 5.16 crore equity base, this translated into a market capitalisation level of Rs 183.18 crore. At the current market price of Rs 325 on the Pune bourse, KPIT's market cap is pegged at Rs 167.7 crore.