JIO launch ka DTH companies par koi jyada asar padne wala nhi hai, Jo already DTH use kar rahe hain wo kabhi DTH operator change nhi karenge wo bi sirf 200-300 mahina bchane ke liye wo bi sirf 6 mahine ke liye, SIM change karne me aur DTH change karne me bhut frak hota hai jio wale bi SIM ki trah set top box free me dene wale nhi hain 1000 rs to uske bi lenge hi, SIM ki trah DTH port nhi hota jo sab log port karwa le aur dusri companies ko loss ho, Jitne time Jio free rahega utne time bas new connections jio ko milenge aur use counter karne ke liye bi dusri companies saste plans layengi , es liye IPO apply karte time JIO factor dimag se nikal do
I agree........Its not only 2-3 months difference, but similllar to mobile, rate will be down, so long term benefit, and there will be combo service.
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June 22, 2017 11:40:27 AM
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Jio is planning their tariff rate similar to 4g.Pay for 1 month and get benefit for 1 quarter with cash back offer from jio money and that too for HD channels . No need for Set Top Box as they are launching new instrument like jio-fi which will register your TV serial number automatically. You need to register your aadhar no. only. Truly Revolutionary ... Airtel will suffer much from cellular services and now from dth service also . Check it''s cmp now and after 1 quarter .
@AKH People''s standed in lines because 120 GB data pm was offered by jio at that time which costs at least 10000 pm and not 300-400 pm.
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June 22, 2017 5:17:34 PM
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agree with bhiwani.. there is lot of wiring and all to mess with just for six months free people wont change dth!!!!and generally in one building area all uses same brand.
Worst IPO ever... Using its service because airtel broadband and other major companies do not provide have feasibility at my address... They are making money by subscribing new customers but they don''t focus on service after that. Clearly snatching money from customers... I am going to avoid this IPO. It has no future...
I disagree on this. I am using GTPL broadband since last 3-4 years and have never faced any issues. Speed is uniformly maintained and would prefer it anytime over BSNL/Airtel etc. with no nonsense T&C such as FUP etc.
@Nirmal shah nailed it! :) ha ha ha.... also... @romy knows gender of the organization.....GTPL Hathway is some male guy.... as @romy refers it saying "HE"..... lolz... u made my day man.... many thanks :)
When ROMY said my customer, he could be a Banker/a Vendor/an Associate of GTPL who have faced hardships in his capacity. "HE" referred to GTPL officials.
Instead of mocking him, ask for finer points which can benefit all
ONLY FOOLISH PEOPLE WILL APPLY AS THIS STOCK IS DAMPENER THIS STOCK WILL BE BELOW 40 RS IN 1 YEAR. TIME, WHEN THIS SECTOR IS ALREADY DOWN LOOK AT THEIR GUTS TO PRICE THIS TOO EXPENSIVE AS WELL
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June 21, 2017 11:33:06 AM
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this is clearly an avoid it is small player which is dominated by listed and unlisted large players like TATA SKY DISH TV SUN AIRTEL AND MANY MORE JIO WILL ENTER THIS MARKET.
AT PRESENT THIS MARKET IS COMPLETELY SATURATED GROWTH WILL LIMITED SMALL PLAYER WILL EITHER DISAPPEAR OR WILL TAKEOVER TARGET AT PEANUTS
NEW TECHNOLOGY WILL MAKE BIG PLAYERS TO PROVIDED BETTER SERVICE AT CHEAP PRICE JIO ENTER WILL CERTAINLY DISRUPT THE MARKET COMPLETELY LIKE WHAT IT DID WITH MOBILE
I AM NOT APPLY AND I AM NOT THAT BULLISH ON THIS SECTOR
Yes, no scope in this company. After entering of JIO D2H, it will be Very difficult to maintain %age share in the market for the existing big named players. There will be price war among them and Jio will lead topper. We all are evidenced for example 4G.
@ 54.2. RT War with JIO?...Haha you are being modest..aren''t you? ...... I would rather call it Molestation (Of GTPL at the hands of JIO) , that''s to say the least...
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June 21, 2017 4:54:53 PM
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Thanks septa sir, But Eris lifesciences ke bare me kya kana hai Maine bahut pucha apne nhi bataya. Au financiers mai kya karna ?
@Kangeyan I HAD MANY TIME IN THIS FORUM MY POSITION ON PRECISION CAM STILL PEOPLE ASK PLS CHECK TGE LAST POST ON THIS . JUST TO MAKE IT EASY ON I AM HOLDING A BIG CHUCK CLOSE TO CMP
MINTO@ pls check my post I said I will subscribe to this ERIS IPO from day one
Today I feel really blessed as I got a reply from Septaji. Thanks for ur confirmation sir.
I noticed that several times u have mentioned about precision camshaft, but after a very long time this script moved 4%up today. That is the reason i asked this question to u. Sorry for provoking u to answer my question. I have been following u for more than a year and u r one of the best stock picker in this forum .
Once again thanks for replying my dumb question.
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June 21, 2017 10:02:35 PM
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@Septa sir, AU FINANCIERS IPO me apka kya VIEW hai?
I State my views. No guiding or misguiding anyone. All of us are strong enough to exercise independent judgment. I will take a call on this IPO on 23-06-17 around noon. Likely to apply for minimum lots.
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June 21, 2017 3:55:10 PM
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Arae baba......apply karo.....na karo......hum ko kya chinthaa...
GTPL Hathway ka GMP kya hai. Jo IPO close ho chuka hai uski abhi baat karke kya fayda hai. Jo IPO chal raha hai ya aane vala hai uski hum baate kare to acha hai
GTPL Hathway: Expensive, post-issue shocks possible
BL RESEARCH BUREAU: GTPL Hathway, India’s leading cable television operator, is making an initial public offer to raise around Rs 240 crore through a fresh issue of shares and another Rs 240 crore through an offer-for-sale.
Decent market share The company, promoted by Hathway Cables and Datacom, has sizeable presence in the cable television segment in Gujarat and Kolkata with market shares of 67 and 24 per cent, respectively.
However, the cable television industry is currently facing multiple challenges that can affect the company’s prospects. High dependence on local cable operators (LCO) is another negative for the cable business of GTPL Hathway.
The broadband services business also faces competitive pressure from wireless Internet services provided by leading telecom players. Volatility in earnings and thin margins put the financials on a weak footing.
At the upper end of the price-band — Rs 170, the price-to-book ratio is 4.43 times for 2016-17 (annualised) according to Indian Accounting Standards — IndAS (3.2 times according to IGAAP).
Business challenges This is expensive compared to peers such as Den Networks and Hathway Cables and Datacom that trade at 1.76 and 3.5 times, respectively. Investors can, therefore, stay away from this offer.
The cable television business accounts for roughly 85 per cent of GTPL’s revenue. This industry is expected to grow at a healthy clip over the coming years and GTPL’s presence in 189 towns across India give it good reach. However, the company faces stiff competition from other cable television players such as Den Networks and its parent, Hathway. The competition from DTH players such as Tata Sky and Bharti Airtel is also intense. Also, Reliance Jio’s expected foray into DTH could affect GTPL’s prospects.
Despite offering various regional channels and making good progress in digitisation, GTPL’s cable television is no match for DTH players, who offer superior channel quality and a wide variety of channels.
Heavy LCO dependence GTPL is also heavily dependent on its LCOs to generate and maintain revenue. This can prove to be a deterrent to growth. As of January 2017, over 90 per cent of their customers came through LCOs. The LCOs are not under any long-term obligation to remain affiliated with GTPL. Thus, termination of agreement and loss of LCOs to other players could have a negative impact on the company.
The company’s broadband business is also on shaky ground as affordable prices of Internet services from the telecom players affect its pricing power. The company might have to incur additional expenditure on improving its technology if it wants to remain competitive.
Revenue, according to IndAS, has grown at a compounded annual growth rate of 18 per cent between FY14 and FY16; to Rs 738 crore in FY16. For the nine months ended December 2016, revenue grew at a healthy pace to Rs 652 crore. However, competition can temper this growth rate, going ahead. Profits have also been erratic, coming in at sub-Rs 8.5 crore, Rs 15.5 crore and Rs 4.6 crore in FY14, FY15 and FY16, respectively. Net profit margins are also very thin at 0.6 per cent for FY16. The company’s gross debt as on December 2016 stood at Rs 476 crore. Proceeds from the fresh issue will be primarily utilised to repay the company’s debt to the tune of Rs 228.9 crore.