Asarfi Hospital Limited IPO Message Board (Page 10)

Third class website. Anywhere we click ,it opens same page....can't see any data.

hahaha

I have seen this hospital when it started from scratch. It started with only 2 doctors. Have worked with both these doctors when doing my residency. When I left the city, It had started to grow quite well catering to the local public.
The current panel of doctors is good. Although the current owners aren't basically doctors, but the management team has many of my teachers who hv retired from medical institutes and they are really good.
But I am not sure why they planned to go public. Not sure of its growth potential as a listed entity particularly when corporate hospitals have landed in the not too far proximity. They must be needing money n name to ward of this challenge and sustain their growth or may be merge with a listed major group at a later stage. They have a good reputation in the area and are doing some good work.
I will apply just for personal reason. Not for any financial reason or financial gain...

@justalearner Mast

@jusrlearner ij which branch you did post graduation ?

#boycott , hospital sme stocks avoid ,like aatmaj hospital abhi bhi ipo price k uper nahi aaya , sab investors usme fusse huwe hai ,
So # boycott boycott boycott.

I don't think this logic is correct that if one hospital stock has listed negatively recently, we should avoid other hospital stocks.
In sme's, a lot depends on lead manager. In Aatmaj lead manager was new and he could not manage the issue properly. Issue size was also decent and that too without Qib.
Whereas here Hem is the lead manager. Although recent issues of hem have listed below Gmp but still all of them have listed positively by a comfortable margin. So, it is a definite apply according to me.

Still hold this opinion? Judge each IPO on their own merits and demerits.

Revenue & Profit more than AATMAJ.

But AATMAJ has better margin on revenue.

But Aatmaj's numbers were window dressed due to Directors Remuneration. Also, it had huge cash flow issues.