Fortis Healthcare Ltd IPO (Fortis Healthcare IPO) Detail

i would get 160 shares of this ipo what should i do.

Hi,
Short term gains are bleak for Fortis, but medium to long term definitely it will be a good share. All the best.

hi all, pls tell what to do with this shares, price is getting down day by day . where it will reach, any chance to getting up. what to do should we sell or still wait. pls tell...........

Mr gulab singh ji
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Rajesh Munjal

Hi all, Sell fortis if you annot hold for more than atleast three months.
best luck!!!

Wondering why its performance is poor expected to be a good IPO but the shares are going down day by day

I had applied for 4 IPO lots of Fortis Healthcare Limited. Unlikely even a single lot could not be allotted to me. But till date refund is awaited. In the application form I have given my present posting address. But there is my permanent address in my DMAT account (which is with Indiabuls ). No body is sure whether my refund draft will be sent at my address mentioned in the application form for allotment of above IPOs or at the address mentioned in my DMAT account. Please confirm and also guide me whom should I contact for early refund of my payment which I have deposited in the shape of demand draft in the name of "Escrow Account FHL Isue QIB-R".

Bhai log fortis wale escorts main heart ka operation karane ke liye 20% discount ka coupon denge, jaise bata wale dete hain joote kharidne ke liye. isliye jinka allotment aaya hai unhe ghabrane ki koi baat nahi hain.

Dont go by brokerage views alone. Either you make profit or loss they will earn their brokerage money. Their intention is to make us buy and sell as much as possible.

SEE NOW AFTER IPO

Sell Fortis Healthcare; valuation too high: HDFC Sec
2007-05-09 10:55:13 Source : Moneycontrol.com

Broking house, HDFC Securities has come out with report on Fortis Healthcare and has recommended to sell rating on the stock.

HDFC Securities report on Fortis Healthcare

Investment Rationale

Hospital business is highly capital intensive, requiring high asset turnover ratio and good margins to justify the investment. In the case of Fortis, both these parameters are lacking. The company operates on very low margins, compared to Apollo.
Though the revenue per bed in a few hospitals is very good, it is doubtful whether this can be translated to other group hospitals because, as the share of other ailments (other than cardio) increases, this revenue will come down.
The other players entering the NCR region can take business away from Fortis. Moreover, Dr Naresh Tehran is setting up his own MediCiti in Gurgaon. This will take away the cardio business from Escorts, Delhi.
The company currently has only one main revenue stream, hospital revenue. Apollo, for instance, has diversified revenue streams including Pharmacy, Pathology labs, Health Insurance, Medical Business Outsourcing, among others.
We believe, the valuation of the IPO is too high, against other listed domestic and global players. This is despite the fact that Fortis is a very small player in the industry.
Valuation and Outlook

The company has very low operating efficiency, compared to other big listed players. With the competition in the NCR region growing and its excessive dependence on just two hospitals and a few well-known doctors, the company’s position will prove to be very risky in the near future. Market capitalization of company at the upper band, is about Rs 2500 crore. This is about 5 times its FY07 expected sales. It is very high, compared to Apollo Hospitals, which is trading at MCap/Sales of 2.84 times (MCap=Rs 2560 crore; FY07 Sales (E) = Rs 900 crore).

About Fortis Healthcare

Fortis Healthcare opened its first hospital in Mohali in 2001. It is into the Tertiary Care Hospital (TCH) segment. Currently, it operates 11 hospitals of which, 6 are owned while 5 are on management contracts. All hospitals are in the NCR region. In September 2005, the company acquired 90% share in Escorts Hospitals, a company much bigger than itself, for a total consideration of Rs 5850 mn. Currently, Escorts contributes about 2/3rd of its revenue.

Concerns

The geographical concentration of the company in the NCR region is a worrying fact. 90% of its operating profit comes from just 550 beds in Mohali and South Delhi hospital combines.
Rising real estate prices may pose a big threat to the company’s ambitious growth plans, as it would increase the cost of projects substantially.
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pleas read this before ipo of hdfc and see now what hdfc has changed their views .pucca cheating.please complain
hdfc sec bullish on fortis ipo

pti[ sunday, april 15, 2007 11:45:16 am]

new delhi: the ranbaxy labs promoter group company fortis healthcare limited is entering the capital market with an initial public offering opening tomorrow and the leading brokerage firms are bullish on the fortunes of the company in view of growth in the sector both spread in infrastructure and gradual increase in spending on healthcare.
fortis healthcare has fixed a price band of rs 92 to rs 110 against the pre-ipo placement at an average price of rs 144 thus giving an opportunity to investors for a handsome appreciation in the share price.
fhl, which is positioned as a world-class integrated healthcare delivery system entailing the finest medical skills combined with compassionate patient care, is well positioned in the current scenario wherein the healthcare sector is riding on the growth of infrastructure, shifting demographics and the gradual spend on healthcare insurance amongst indian population.
analysts from hdfc securities said in their report that "the tremendous scope in the healthcare industry is yet to trickle down to the micro level due to the peculiarities of the indian market. it would be anybody's guess as to the speed with which this will happen going forward."
after clothes and food, big industrial players are perking up the retail health segment by providing round-the-clock healthcare, including counselling and out-patient services, they observed.
fortis has a strong portfolio in specialties such as cardiac care, orthopaedics, neuro-sciences, renal care, oncology, gastroenterology, diabetology, pulmonology and mother and child care.

shor shor shor saari aur hai ranbaxy aur cairn badi **** hai.
these company are here to loot people.
u know what shivender (comapan md) said that we have given very good proce because we want people small investors to make lot of money from ipo so we have left lot of appreciation on listing and thats why we priced it so less.check the interview of shivender before ipo listing and now he himself wants stock to go down by saying that our case will take very long.does sebi not take action against such people who give false interviews before their ipo.
only to loot money from people.cheaters.
i have sent mail to sebi complaining about fortis and its md false comittment.please u also write to sebi about it else none would take action

Fortis Listing:

A Ranbaxy promoter group company, Fortis Healthcare has started the day with small premium of Rs 2 on the NSE over its issue price of Rs 108 per share and touched an intraday high/low of Rs 110 and Rs 98.05, respectively.

It remained in the above intraday range through the day and could not cross issue price though it moved above that in the opening trade. It had witnessed selling pressure during the day on account of management saying that Escorts litigation will take some more time and due to volatility in markets.

Finally, it ended the day at Rs 100, down 7.41% on the BSE and NSE, with volumes of 2,29,50,815 and 1,37,87,704 shares, respectively.

It has hit an intraday high of Rs 109.10 and low of Rs 97.9 on the BSE.

so where are all those super analysts who were talking of Fortis listing at 125 & 135 and going up to 200.

Hi ,
Pl. read my message No 169. I told before listing it will go down.
Now time to react to message 168. I have good sources in CINEMAX and with couple of stok market brokers. Following up since 1 year now.

Fortis plans 40 hospitals by 2012

PTI[ WEDNESDAY, MAY 09, 2007 01:40:22 PM]

MUMBAI: Ranbaxy Group company Fortis Healthcare is targeting a pan-India presence with plans to set up 40 super-speciality hospitals by 2010.

'We plan to have 40 hospitals with 6,000-bed capacity by 2010,' Fortis Healthcare Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director Shivinder M Singh said here on Wednesday after his company's listing on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

At present, the company has all-India capacity of about 2,000 beds.

As part of its greenfield projects, it will be launching a hospital in Jaipur on June two, followed by greenfield facility in New Delhi and Medicity at Gurgaon, Haryana, in the next phase.

'Fortis has aggressive expansion plans...after remaining focused on north India, we plan to expand elsewhere and Mumbai will be the next location,' Ranbaxy Laboratories Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director Malvinder Mohan Singh said.

The company's first hospital in Mumbai will come up at Vashi in neighbouring Navi Mumbai in the next two-three months, Shivinder said.

Talking about the huge growth opportunities in the healthcare sector, Malvinder said, 'The Indian healthcare industry has grown to around $30 billion right now as compared to $20 billion in 2001 and is expected to be worth 40 billion dollars by 2012.'

This is very great issue and buy this stock.

This is very great issue and buy this stock.

Hi, I am not speculating. See moneycontrol.com it SP tulsian's view that it may go upto 120-130 in three months time.

Anyway thanks for your advice.

Dear Subba

Donot invest/predict on the basis of speculation, my sincere advice to you.

Rgds