@Tejas Pandya Bhai, I always have a preference for low subscription moderate gain IPOs compared to high sub high gain low allotment chance ones.
But I only have 5 accounts and surplus funds, so will be applying FF in both. Aadhar appears very attractively priced relative to peers, so one needs to get comfort on why. In my view 2 reasons
- Marginally lower growth (20-22% vs peers like Aptus / Aavas at 25% in current FY); but this does not warrant 40% discount, especially when Aadhar is market leader
- Blackstone overhang & lack of true "promoters"; Blackstone will sell over next 5 years fully ( 85% to 0), mostly this will get consumed through block deals but usually these happen at discount, and pull price down
I feel 20% listing gain should happen unless market continues to be under pressure. For TBO, that looks like 40-45%, but subscription in BHNI might be 3x in Aadhar, and 12x in TBO, so probability adjusted (with limited funds), it may be better to go FF in Aadhar.