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June 11, 2017 6:10:42 AM
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@Septa Sir, Dear Sir, I hope that you have gone through the RHPs of Eris Lifesciences and Tejas. I would like to know your detailed analysis and final opinion on these two IPOs please, Sir at the earliest. Thanks.
Company''s bottom-line grew at a pace of 42% in last three year. If this trend continue for next year. Current year EPS is Rs 17.61, next year it will Rs 25. Pharma ind. PE is around 30, then this stock may list at around Rs.750,as market always discount forward EPS.
You are a good analyst in this forum like SEPTA (need to redo analysis on Tejas) whose analysis is not based on GMP which is manufactured in this forum.
But somehow attacking AKH looks like you are just another novice here to make 3000 to 5000 bucks.
Grow up buddy and focus on ipo analysis only. People like your analysis so stick to that only.
Let other people post their views. You need to respect that.
Go to nearest MOTILAL oswal office. Request them to open demat account. They will only allow opening Demat account and not trading account. as trading account not allowed in case of MINORs.. In case you want to sell any scrip.. you need to OFF MARKET sell the scrip into your account from MINORS account and then you can sell from your account.
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June 9, 2017 4:19:01 PM
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NAV as on March 31, 2017 was Rs.39.85 (Page #85 of RHP) Eris 603+140 gmp=743 Book value=39.85 Price to book value=18.64
Peer Group (Page #86 of RHP): GlaxoSmithKline Pharm pb=10.19 pe =62 Abbott India pb=6.49 pe=32.49 Sanofi India pb=5.37 pe=33.74 Pfizer pb=3.13 pe=22.79
Dear Senior''s l have 400 shares of idfc bank @75 since last one year and there is no movement .can any body help shall I hold or sell. I can keep for next 5 years
53. Dot| Link| Bookmark|
June 10, 2017 8:06:31 AM
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ERIS LIFE SCIENCES PREMIUM : 111 SELLER ONLY KOSTAK : 300-350
53.1. Jainvipul| Link| Bookmark|
June 10, 2017 10:39:55 AM
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Given face value is Re.1/- And Issue price Rs.600/- presuming Then, If we treat FV Rs.10/- then issue Price comes to Rs.6000/- a share. I think this will be All time high historical​ premium to be charged by an Indian co. Eris. Expert''s comments pl.
49.1. PSR| Link| Bookmark|
June 10, 2017 7:51:15 AM
IPO Guru (1200+ Posts, 700+ Likes)
TCS
Pl. go through the following:
Here''s how TCS has fared from the day of its listing in 2004:
1) TCS came out with its IPO in the month of July, 2004; the price band was Rs. 775-Rs. 900. The issue price of TCS shares was fixed at Rs. 850.
2) TCS shares got listed on August 25, 2004 at a premium of 26.6 per cent at Rs. 1,076.
3) From August 25, 2004 till now, TCS has issued bonus shares twice in the ratio of 1:1 (one bonus share for every share held). The bonus shares were issued first on July 28, 2006 and later on June 16, 2009. So, an investor who bought just one share in TCS'' IPO, by investing Rs. 850, would have 4 shares of TCS by now.
4) The value of Rs. 850 invested in TCS in August 2004 would have gone up to Rs. 9,904.8 (stock price of Rs. 2,476.20 x 4 bonus shares) based on Friday''s closing price. This turns out to be a return of 1065 per cent over the last ten years or a CAGR of 27.8 per cent. This return is over and above the dividends paid by the company.
5) An investment of Rs. 850 in TCS IPO in 2004, would have earned a total dividend income of Rs. 733.5 by now.
48.1. ShareView| Link| Bookmark|
June 9, 2017 11:23:19 AM
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very well presented.
Only 1 thing is unfair and that is despite of consistent profit making and high growth in all years retail portion is below 10 %. It should be at least 35 %.
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June 9, 2017 1:35:41 PM
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One thing I fail to understand is why the retail quota is only 10% of the issue size. This IPO is much bigger one with the overall size according to RHP is 1741.16 Crs at upper band. I think in bigger issues the RII quota reserved is around 35% of the issue. May I request someone to clear the point.
For raising a money from public, company has to fulfills five mandatory eligibility norms for public issue but where company does not fulfill these norms instead company can make a public issue by following alternative eligibility norms.
This Company does not fulfills five mandatory eligibility norms for public issue therefore it is following alternative eligibility norms. Alternatives norms are as follows: 1. Public Issue only through Book Building Process only 2. Minimum 75% allocation to QIBs etc.
Therefore this company has reserved minimum 75% to QIBs, 15% Non-Institutional and 10% Retail in order to follow Alternatives norms for Public Issue. (PSP Project Ltd also did the same thing) This is called Public Issue through the Book Building Process and in compliance with Regulation 26(2) of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2009, as amended (the “SEBI ICDR Regulationsâ€),
Page 57 RHP The following table summarizes details of the Offer: Offer* Up to 28,875,000 Equity Shares aggregating up to Rs [â—] million Of which Employee Reservation Portion# 150,000 Equity Shares Accordingly, The Net Offer Up to 28,725,000 Equity Shares Of which QIB Category ## At least 21,543,750 Equity Shares Of which: Anchor Investor Portion 12,926,250 Equity Shares Balance available for allocation to QIBs other than Anchor Investors (assuming Anchor Investor Portion is fully subscribed) 8,617,500 Equity Shares Of which: - Available for allocation to Mutual Funds only 430,875 Equity Shares - Balance for all QIBs including Mutual Funds 8,186,625 Equity Shares Non-Institutional Category Not more than 4,308,750 Equity Shares Retail Category Not more than 2,872,500 Equity Shares Equity Shares outstanding prior to and after the Offer 137,500,000 Equity Shares
48.5. jajo| Link| Bookmark|
June 9, 2017 4:52:11 PM
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CS Aman Jain Sir, Thanks so much for explaining regarding the retail reservation​ quota rules in an IPO. That means this co does not meet all the listing criteria as per SEBI rules. Thanks once again.
AS MANY EXPERTS HAVE POSTED BEFORE THAT ANYTHING ABOVE 500 IS EXPENSIVE AND NOW PRICE IS FIXED AT 600 TO 603. SO SHOULD APPLY OR NOT. BECAUSE CANT TRUST GMP WE HAVE SEEN IN PREVIOUS IPOS.
As Eagleye nicely put " Suno sabki karo Mann ki" @603 NP 240cr Mcap 8300 cr PE34 Sales 750 cr Mcap/Sales 11
@750 PE43 Mcap/sales 14
In 2010 piramal sold demestic formulation business which eris life does at 9 times Mcap to sales .....I don''t think I m smarter tjan legendary Mr Ajay Piramal who thought to exit at those valuation....if anything changed thereafter is that MKT has become lot more difficult now days in terms of competition n price regulations
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June 9, 2017 3:18:43 PM
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IPO NOTE:
Eris LifeSciences IPO – Schedule – Page #290 of RHP
15th June – Anchor List 16h June – Offer Opens 20th June – Offer Closes 23st June – Finalisation of Basis of Allotment 27th June – Unblocking of ASBA 28th June – Credit to Demat Accounts 29th June – Listing on NSE & BSE
Issue Opens on: 16 June 2017 Issue Closes on: 20 June 2017 Issue Type: Book Built Issue IPO Issue Size: 2,88,75,000 Equity Shares Face Value: Re 1 per Equity Share Issue Price: Rs.600 – Rs.603 per Equity Share (Tentative) Market Lot: 24 Shares Listing At: NSE, BSE
Equity Shares outstanding prior to the Issue = 13,75,00,000 Equity Shares Offer for Sale of 2,88,75,000 Equity Shares @upper price band = Rs.1,741.16 Crores Equity Shares outstanding after the Issue = 13,75,00,000 Equity Shares
This is not the best practices. Only 10% left for the retailers. I think, management & BRLM do not want to hand over their stack to retailers as retailer portion is always sold on listing day which increase the volatility.
I will prefer to sell my application in grey market. I am from Delhi. Anybody wishes to purchase 6 application, can leave message.