@SHEKHAWAT T, Out of 5 SME, only Le Merite looks less risk. Please try here one lot and remaining try in main boards IPO's (#1 Rainbow and #2 Campus as per priority). All the best
As per DD If we annualize FY22 super earnings and attribute it to the fully diluted post IPO equity capital, then the asking price is at a P/E of 11.09.
Trading heavy business with super earnings due to sectoral tailwinds. Margin contracted 315 Basis Points in Dec'21 quarter alone if we separate Dec'21 quarterly earnings & compare with Sep'21 half yearly earnings (image attached below). Working Capital intensive business even though they claim Asset Light Model, which is only leasing facilities that I believe costs more in the long run. Not much scope on the capacity side from Manufacturing either. I also believe that margin will probably stabilize to FY21 or FY20 levels and wouldn't risk money here.
@ Akashji SBT means subject to An example 1 application ka grey market me 13000 sbt rate chal raha & appne broker ko bol diya tab wo likh lega, baad me allotment milta tab maan lo 20000 total profit hua tab us me se 13000 appko lene ke n 7000 broker ko appko dene ke. 20000 loss hua tab 13000+20000=33000 Broker appko de dega. Koe b ipo ka sbt rate chalne se support mil sakta ipo kesa rehga baki decision nahi le sakte.
I think if the new rule is applied to SME Fixed price IPO then there won't be much application on Big HNI category especially for average IPOs . Thus the issuer/company find it difficult to have full subscription. This could be one of the reason which can think of.
39. lokes| Link| Bookmark|
April 18, 2022 7:34:06 PM
IPO Guru (4300+ Posts, 5100+ Likes)
In this ipo, new HNI allocation rules will not apply since it is fixed price ipo. New rules are applicable in book building ipos only. I have already informed this info long back in this forum also when someone asked once regarding new hni rule for sme ipo. This info came in dec 2021 sebi notification itself. https://www.sebi.gov.in/media/press-releases/dec-2021/sebi-board-meeting_55018.html
Revised allocation methodology for Non Institutional Investors (NIIs): a.For book built issues opening on or after April 01, 2022, the allocation in the NII category shall be revised as follows.....
@lokes .can you pl elaborate how draw of lots in Nii categories will work .if Iapplied in 2 to 10 lac category mini allotment is that of one lot or of two lack. Bigger question is if you applied in second category of more then 10 lacs how allotment will be done?
39.2. lokes| Link| Bookmark|
April 19, 2022 12:00:28 AM
IPO Guru (4300+ Posts, 5100+ Likes)
@ipo bhakt: allotment will be same like retail category now in both HNI categories....minimum allotment is 2 lakh (in nearest lot) and 10lakh worth shares, in case of each respective HNI category like its 1 lot in retail category now.....remaining rules exactly same like retail category for allotment..you can see examples given here in below link:
-> Part A1-Illustration explaining the procedure of allotment for non-institutional investors
@lokes So if say an issue is 1000 cr size and 10% will be for large HNIs i.e. 100 cr, then only 1000 HNIs will get 10L each. Won't this defeat the very purpose for which these rules were framed, i.e. to increase the number of shareholders in IPOs. This will particularly be the case for small IPOs. These HNI rules look very thoughtless. The ideal method should have been to give as many people as possible 1 lot by lottery and then proportional.
39.6. ipo stonks| Link| Bookmark|
April 20, 2022 1:53:10 PM
Top Contributor (200+ Posts, 200+ Likes)
@Lokes Damn man ! Thanks for all the information and direct links.
@IPOExperimenter The purpose was to stop funding activities which was exorbitantly high. A small HNI quota of even <100cr was sometimes over subscribed by 700-900x. The leverage offered was very high. Investors who were not using leverage were not able to get any allotment. To stop this high leverage activities new rules were introduced.
39.7. lokes| Link| Bookmark|
April 20, 2022 2:53:54 PM
IPO Guru (4300+ Posts, 5100+ Likes)
@bhav: yes, in case of over subscription only.... @IPOExperimenter: they want only real to apply for that particular category means who can really take allotment of 2 lakh and 10 lakh without much worry....and to give more better chances of allotment to small HNI also in 2-10 lakh category with minimum amount blocking and to remove funding thing and too much over subscription as @ipostonks said, due to that smaller HNI's were not getting any benefit even after applying for large amounts in good ipos, now all will have same chances in good ipos in case of over subscription.....else in big HNI category, proportionate they will give remaining shares after giving 10lakh to each if lesser no. of applications....