Buy Hind moter target 124, 3 very large co.s and waran bufet fund in the race of buying this co. Fair value more than 150 co. Has a very large land bank value about 15000 carors.
This is an class company with very excellent management. Into the niche areas of Balance of Part, waste water , nuclear power etc. This IPO is not for ppl looking only at listing gains but also for long term super growth. Gammon holds 15% stake in this company.
Looking at the market cap of around 255 crores during listing the pre money valuation would be close to 185 crore,i.e, (255-70 ipo money) which is 9.8 times its F.Y.10 PAT of 19 crore and less than 8 times PAT of F.Y.11 on fully diluted basis. Go for this IPO blindly and be a true investor, another sadbhav engineering in the making.
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Global troubles may dent the primary market which is already suffering from a lukewarm response from retail investors while institutional investors have to comply with the Sebi requirement to pay the entire bid amount while applying for an issue, making it tough for IPOs to attract full subscription.
Euro zone crisis dented the sentiment in the primary market for the time being. Foreign institutions are reluctant to bid on the first two days of an IPO (which remain open for three days) because of currency risks, and also because the money would be locked up for those extra days.
Don’t go by the investment banker. An investment banker fixes prices based on demand-supply mechanics rather than the actual value of the company. Oversubscription is not an indicator of listing price. Many investors could come at the same time to sell in the market, which triggers a fall.
Earlier, the opportunity to make money at listing was much higher. But the dynamics have changed completely. Now, it’s for the company to decide at what price it wants to sell its shares, and investors should always keep in mind that promoters will try to make the most of the issue. So, an issue can be slightly mispriced, but it certainly can’t be cheap.
There is no point in blaming either the investment bankers or the FIIs. People would put in money only if they see a good profit opportunity. That’s true for retail, that’s true for institutions.
Most companies may be in a wait and watch mode. As far as small issues are concerned, the new changes like 100% upfront margin may not have much of an impact as most of the institutions place their bids on the last day only.
Going ahead, promoter expectations will have to be tempered. The unanticipated softness in the markets since March will act as a brake on unbridled pricing expectations. Even the government will be on the back-foot with its divestment plans as they will have to offer a reasonable valuation for investors so that it leaves them with decent returns. But given that there is keen institutional interest, and promoters and merchant bankers have rarely played ball in the interest of retail investors, the possibility of lucrative offerings seems remote.
Dear Sreedhar, Raising 750 million by selling 30 million shares at a price of 250...? Some figure in this should be wrong. Could not be the price, but either the amount to be raised or the number of shares to be sold.
Dear GEM, Welcome back.So as I had expected you were busy with the exams.So which SUV did you buy?I have given my analysis on Technofab.Emerging India focus fund is an investor in Technofab.