InterGlobe Aviation Ltd IPO Message Board (Page 6)

allotment status available at karisma.karvy.com

kon si sait par alotmant he, please send sait.

Applied 3 lots. Money deducted for 3 lots. Looks like all 3 lots alloted

Applied 3 lots. Money deducted for 3 lots. Looks like all 3 lots alloted

Indigo - Basis of Allotment:

Retail - 0.885581times = 100% allotment
NII - 3.315157 times = 30.1645% allotment

Bank of Baroda ASBA Released .... Hope for a Gain.......

Shares allotted today in HDFC Sec.

Any info on Rec tax free bonds 2015 oversubsription details.Can''t find it anywhere on any site.Anybody.

Allotment finalised and Bonds are credited to DEMAT account. 32 Bonds were allotted for 150 Bonds applied for.

dear eagleye

What to do with indigo as listing on 10th nov , hold it till listing or sell in grey market today, your valuable advice is immediately required.
Thanks

how do you know the listing is on 10th are you sure about the same

You have asked the 64 million dollar question ... !!!

I guess much will depend on the results of the Bihar elections on Sunday.

If NDA get 140+ ... then I expect Indigo opening price of 800 .. and intraday high of 850

ASBA debited for Indigo allotment in HDFC bank

GOOD.WHATS THE PRICE YOU ARE EXPECTING TO LIST

780-785

Indigo GMP 32

will be listed on tuesday

hanuman ji ka vaar

lalam lal

latest bhav ....
5
seller in que

DEAR EAGLEYE AND PINKYJAIN
PLEASE GIVE THE LATEST GMP OF INDIGO AND SH KELKAR AND EXPECTED LISTING PRICE AND DATE OF BOTH THE IPO''S

Markets are down , BJP RESULTS will decide the fate of markets , but this YEAR DIWALI MURRAT WILL BE DULL LACK LUSTER , DONOT RUN here and there watch your mutal funds NAV on 31 dec 15 and compare it with 31 DEC 14

Latest GMP
Indigo 32-34

Lolll...ccd gmp was 20/25...

GMP of CCD was always in discount after closure of CCD IPO.
.Wheras in indigo GMP started to rise from d last day of closure n also touched 41-43 levels

STILL TIME TO WITHDRAW APPLICATION BEFORE ALLOTMENT IS MADE

Markets are week the fate of interglobe lies on the booking of plane ,
so come on book your tickets make the diwali season full of booking
so that listing will be atleast 10 % down remember ccd today is down by rs 7 as yesterday less people drank coffe at ccd

WE ARE NOT RAKESH , he does not cheat but some one on his behalf speed rumors that he has subcribeed in HNI QUOTA IN INTERGLOBE AND as per the mentality we rush to apply


still there IS TIME TO WITHDRAW THE APPLICATION

Hahaha This Chamcho is really a Joker ! Rightly said Rakshil..

I believe indigo will list at par or discount.. As the marketcap of this company is over 30000 Cr, it will be difficult to control the stock price after listing

Will Indigo or SH Kelkar also fall on their listing days?

Café Coffee Day’s (CCD) subdued listing on the markets has left investors perplexed on how other bigger issues Interglobe Aviation (IndiGo) and SH Kelkar will perform on the listing day. Before we go into details, it''s important to know that IPOs are not just about listing gains.

In fact, there are two kinds of investors who apply for an IPO. First, the long-term investors who want to participate in an IPO not only becathey like the company, its business model and its valuation, but also becathey feel they will be investing in the company at the same price as some of the smartest money in the game. Private equity players apart, IPOs offer long-term investors a level-playing field to get in at the same price as everyone else.

The second type of investors are those who want to play the listing gains. They are hopeful that the stock will rise on the listing day and they can make a quick buck out of it. This is the type of investor who is disappointed by a lower opening than the offer price.

The fact that CCD was loss making and is a holding company of a number of other businesses was known to the investor. But the management commentary that the company will turn around and start showing profits from the current fiscal is what attracted investors to the company.

While there are apprehensions about IndiGo and SH Kelkar in terms of their listing day performance, the long-term investors have little to worry about. Here is why:

The recently announced aviation policy is expected to be beneficial to the entire sector. IndiGo, being the largest aviation player with a market share of 37.4% as on August 2015, is in the right spot to capitalise on it. Being the seventh largest low-cost carrier globally and one of the most efficient, it is in a position to make the most out of the policy intending to increase the number of airports in the country. The company, with a fleet of 97 Airbus aircraft and a plan to add 430 more, will gain from the government’s incentives to the MRO (maintenance, repairs and operations) segment.

Most analysts who had covered the company’s IPO said the issue is richly priced. Yet, the issue was over-subscribed, despite a lot of negative news surrounding the company due to its high dividend payout just before the issue.

IndiGo, even if it lists near the offer price may impact short-term returns, but there is no doubting the fact that the company is the best play in the sector and will give good long-term returns.

For SH Kelkar & Company, the oversubscription of 27 times itself tells the story of how desperately investors want a piece of the company. SH Kelkar is India’s oldest and most renowned manufacturer and supplier of fragrance & flavours. The company, which commands a market share of about 20% in the fragrance industry catering to more than 3,700 clients across India, has a global market share of 2% and it supplies to about 400 international customers.

However, analysts felt that the IPO valuation was steep on FY15 basis, but the recently concluded expansion offers high scope for growth. Further, the company is the first to be listed in the fragrance and flavours space, which caters to both lifestyle and food industry, and therefore, it will be relatively secured from a slowdown.

The three companies are from various industries, but all are market leaders and have the best operational numbers in the space. For a long term investor, the small blip during listing is an opportunity to add the stock. For a short-term investor who invested for listing gains, it is a gamble that did not pay off.

sir ur analysis is a great reward like us, but one question comes automatically now u r bullish on indigo , but ur study/analysis earlier said a avoid.

@arbandyo u r 200% right as I said in my earlier post the fair value in worst to worst case is Rs 585 however looking at Trendline profit this company will report a eps 55 to 65 based on that and company making profit when all making loss plus at this stage aviation is a growth sector so I have put a sizeable Amy towards this ipo

With Coffee Day’s poor debut, what’s in store for the IndiGo listing?

Nonetheless, the sudden interest generated in the sector leaves little doubt that market leader IndiGo’s shares will list with a pop. Photo: Hemant Mishra/Mint
Coffee Day Enterprises Ltd’s debut on the bourses was a damp squib. Its shares closed about 18% lower than its issue price at Rs.270.15 apiece on the first day of listing, when broader markets declined slightly. With one of the two most anticipated initial share sales out of the way, what can investors expect from the forthcoming listing of InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, which runs IndiGo?

Aviation stocks—Jet Airways (India) Ltd and SpiceJet Ltd— have been on fire for some time now, helped by sustained softer crude oil prices. In the last two days, the stocks of both airlines have gone up 13-15% compared with a 1% decline in the benchmark Sensex. What has led to this spurt?

Sure, the draft National Civil Aviation Policy (NCAP) released on Friday is good for the sector, proposing measures that can improve connectivity and make air travel affordable across the board. Announcements related to developing MRO (maintenance, repair and overhaul) hub are positive. Still, “some critical issues remain unaddressed”, points out Capa-Centre for Aviation, a consultancy. Capa says it would have liked to see more emphasis on addressing the negative fiscal environment, for example, sales tax on jet fuel, service tax on fares, airports charges and withholding tax on aircraft leases. Moreover, the government’s stand on the 5/20 rule is far from clear and one will have to wait for the final policy.

The recent surge in airline stocks could also be becaof a large purchase by Rakesh Jhunjhunwala’s Rare Enterprises. The firm purchased 1.2 million shares of Jet Airways on Friday. For perspective, the daily average delivered quantity on the Jet Airways counter stood at 0.5 million on NSE and BSE in the past year.

It is premature to conclude that NCAP is a game changer of sorts for the sector at this point of time. The recent fall in crude oil prices could be a reason for the renewed enthusiasm, but it’s worth remembering that Jet Airways and SpiceJet have a lot of debt on their balance sheets.

Nonetheless, the sudden interest generated in the sector leaves little doubt that market leader IndiGo’s shares will list with a pop. The million-dollar question then is: is the price burst temporary, and should investors exit on listing? The answer to that will depend on the view investors have on crude oil prices, but the consensus currently is that they’re likely to remain low. Moreover, another silver lining for investors is that domestic passenger traffic data is more than reasonable, with 20% year-on-year growth during January-September.