Infibeam Incorporation Ltd IPO Message Board (Page 4)

Those who are expecting it to go down can do SHORT SELLING..

Dear Sir,

How to short sell an IPO stock?

any listing price guees?infibim pl

27+

My friend told me it is in discount. Better take confirmation from eagleye. Eagleye post perfect GMP

GMP????????

arjunsir,
have you gmp of infibeam?

Allotted 34 shares on my appn for 2 lots.
Hold ? Sell ?

Gmp infibeam

Discount 2

25+

Infibeam and Bharat wire ka premium kya h

This will list on 2nd or 4th April

2nd is Saturday so 4 th April

ENTIRE IPO PROCESS EXCEPTIONALLY MANIPULATED.
NOT ONLY PRE IPO PROCESS OF ICICI KOTAK ETC.. CAREFULLY DRVING AWAY INVESTORS.
IPO ALLOTMEMT IS A MOCKERY OF THE SEBI NEW GUIDELINE.
AS RETAIL, IF IPO IS SUBSCRIBED 1.31 and OVERALL IPO 1.1, IT ISUNTHINKABLE TO GIVE JUST 34 SHARES MAXIMUM IN IPO FOR MAXIMUM APPLICATION. SURE ENOUGH THE SPILLOVER HAS BEEN CAREFULLY GIVEN TO INSIDERS.BY DEVIL LOGIC

U may be lucky that u got just 34 shares n not full allotment. Thank ur stars.

If your not happy u can always put a note to register and SEBI asking for detailed allotment process it takes time but they do reply..... Anyway best of luck and i hope for ur sake it list at profit

Can you please just let us know when share allocation will happen?

Allotment out at Link Intime

Bank of Baroda buy asap. Reasons- it was the most effected by vijay mallaya scandal. Secondly it had done higher provisioning for NPAs on loans given to VM. Now with possibility of 4k crore+ 2k crore out of 9k crore repayment by VM the balance sheets of banks would become better n if held for 2-3 yrs can give multifold returns. Do not miss the opportunity. BOB is avl at beaten down price.


Expect price of Vedanta n Hind Zinc to jump anywhere between 5-10% or more on 31 mar. For those in intra day its a good buy.

listing of Infibeam

4th April

I think Rajeev is worried about his comments on IPO. If Infibeam rocks on 1st day Rajeev would not come to any comments...

What should we call u? JigarG or JD? Why should I get worried my friend. I have not invested n would never invest in a 3rd class company. As for listing is concerned- let''s see. Why r u wasting ur energy in analysing if I m worrying or not. As for ur supporter on this forum is concerned- he is a frustrated individual not worth commenting on.

India Internet: Guidelines for FDI in e-commerce:

DIPP allows 100% FDI in e-commerce marketplaces
• In a press release, the Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion (DIPP) issued formal guidelines for foreign direction investment (FDI) in ecommerce and defined certain key things.
• Key highlights: 1) 100% FDI under automatic route permitted in marketplace model of e-commerce. 2) FDI is not allowed in inventory based e-commerce model.
• 3) E-commerce entities providing marketplace will not directly or indirectly influence the sale price of goods or services and shall maintain a level playing field.
• 4) An e-commerce entity will not allow more than 25% of sales through its marketplace from one vendor or their group companies.
• 5) e-commerce marketplace may provide logistics, payment collections etc. to sellers.

Beginning of the end of discounting and indirect retailing arms?
• We believe restrictions on e-commerce marketplaces from directly/indirectly influencing the sale price of goods or services and guidelines on maintaining a level playing field suggest e-tailors may not be allowed to offer discounts or cash back on goods or to incentivize sellers to discount goods in lieu of other services.
• As such, this could spell an end to current aggressive pricing and discounting- led competition to acquire and retain customers.
• Further, ceiling of 25% of sales from one vendor may also restrict e-tailors from pushing retailing arms which are owned by them or their group. We believe these guidelines plug some important loopholes for e-commerce.
• Further, if discounting were to be restricted, it may force companies to create differentiation through services and focus on path to profitability.

Regulations moving in the right direction, reiterate forecasts
• We note that the clarity offered on FDI in e-commerce provided by these guidelines is a positive step, especially in light of the noise around online retailers violating foreign investment rules as alleged by some brick and mortar retailers in India (The Economic Times, Sep 24, 2015).
• As noted in our earlier report titled, E-commerce growth on the fast track as ecosystem improves dated Oct 8, 2015, we note that the Indian regulatory authorities are incrementally taking steps in the right direction to catalyze growth of ecommerce in India.
• As such, we reiterate our forecasts of US$69bn/103bn for Indian e-retail and e-commerce market respectively by FY20E.

All will start posting articles on 100% FDI in retail. I also support govt initiative. However, for existing e commerce players its bad news. Go into details. People will misguide u. For infibeam nothing changes. Junk of an IPO it was before 100% FDI n it would remain one even after it. All positives are being said for this IPO to manipulate its price post listing n to trap retailers into buying it on listing to prop up its price. Once that''s done, the company n its stooges job is done n they will disappear.

Ahead of Modi''s US visit, India allows 100% FDI in online mkt place

New Delhi: Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi''s visit to Europe and United States, the government on Tuesday allowed 100 per cent FDI in the market place format of e-commerce retailing with a view to attract more foreign investments.

The move comes as a booster dose to the booming e-commerce industry. India’s online purchases are likely to grow by a whopping 78 per cent in 2016 and e-commerce turnover may cross $100 billion mark in five years, according to a Assocham-PwC study.

While the new guidelines issued by the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) opened up the e-commerce for market place format, it continues to bar foreign direct investment (FDI) in inventory-based model of e-commerce.

At present, global e-tailer giants like Amazon and Ebay are operating online market places in India while homegrown players like Flipkart and Snapdeal have foreign investments even as there were no clear FDI guidelines on various online retail models.

To bring clarity, the DIPP has also come out with the definition of ''e-commerce'', ''inventory-based model'' and ''market place model''. Market place model of e-commerce means providing of an IT platform by an e-commerce entity on a digital and electronic network to act as a facilitator between buyer and seller.

The inventory-based model of e-commerce means an e-commerce activity where inventory of goods and services is owned by e-commerce entity and is sold to consumers directly.

A market place entity will be permitted to enter into transactions with sellers registered on its platform on business-to-business basis, DIPP said.

It said that an e-commerce firm, however, will not be permitted to sell more than 25 per cent of the sales affected through its market place from one vendor or their group companies.

"In order to provide clarity to the extant policy, guidelines for FDI on e-commerce sector have been formulated," DIPP said.

The government has already allowed 100 per cent FDI in business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce. .

Going by the scorching demand in e-commerce, global etailers like Amazon, Walmart, Ebay and Alibaba are increaasing their presence in India even as home-grown players Flipkart, Snapdeal and Jabong are making brisk business in world''s second most populus nation and one of the fastest growing economies.

Unfazed by slowdown, average online purchases are expected to increase by 78 per cent in 2016 after growing 66 per cent in 2015 due to attractive deals and aggressive marketing of ever-expanding range of merchandise from clothes to jewellery, from electronics to books, says the study.
About 55 million consumers purchased something online in 2015 and the number is expected to grow to 80 million this year with better infrastructure in terms of logistics, broadband and Internet-ready devices.

The overall e-commerce industry, valued at $25 billion has been growing at a compounded annual growth rate of about 35-40 per cent each year, the study said, adding that it is expected to cross the $100 billion mark in five years.

Source:
http://www.btvin.com/article/read/news/5055/ahead-of-modi-s-us-visitindia-allows-100fdi-in-online-mkt-place

This is good news for e-commerce industry as a whole..


Boost for e-commerce as Centre permits 100 per cent FDI in online market places - See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/business/economy/govt-allows-100-per-cent-fdi-in-e-commerce/#sthash.kM44sWen.dpuf

http://indianexpress.com/article/business/economy/govt-allows-100-per-cent-fdi-in-e-commerce/

The latest news regarding the FDI may take Infibeam places and bring cheer to all Infi IPO investors. But a lot depends on what category the company falls into.

1) FDI has not been allowed in Inventor based model of e-commerce
2) FDI in e-commerce in marketplace via automatic route has been made 100% only in B2B category (Business to Business)
3)Whereas for B2C (Business to Consumer), it is based on some conditions

For those who think its good for such companies pl go into details. Although fresh money might come into them but the wriggle rooom they have on pricing front will disappear. If there is not going to be much difference between ur neighbourhood store n online store then these online stores growth will be impacted negatively. So it may not be such a good thing. As far infibeam is concerned nothing changes.