IT Seems there is sudden reduction in the investor interest in the new IPOs which have hit the markt now as observed from the reduction in GMP. 1. It appears as if some analysts have not done proper home work . For eg BL has gievn invest in Ramky and orient power ; both of the issues have got lukewarm response. 2. Probably the analysts have not got proper time for judging due to the IPO flood. 3. The issue of Electro steel was given avoid by BL, but it is now getting subscribed better. 4. IPO deluge appears to be resulting in investor fatigue 5. The bunching will result in the listing of these companies almost nearby days, which will result in increases supply of paper in the market. 6. Markets are at a high and people with money could be waiting in sidelines.
The fall in the new IPOs due to the above reasons could ultimately result in tame listing of most of these IPOs. The Cos with good subscription and long term bets will command better premium.
others will somewhere near the issue price , but may not go down.
Sharekhan sees lot of value in 2 new projects of Ashoka
The offer is priced in a band of Rs 297 to Rs 324, resulting in a price/book value (BV) of 2.3-2.5x its FY2010 book value respectively. This is largely in line with the average valuations of its peer group companies. However, we see a lot of value in the two new projects bagged recently where financial closure is awaited. These two projects would provide upside in the near future
Experts as well as brokerage houses were mixed in their opinions. Investment advisor, SP Tulsian felt valuations of Ashoka were looking stretched even at the lower end of the price band and suggested giving this issue a pass. "It is an unwritten law that there should be a gap of about 15% in IPO price and expected listing price of a share. So if, IL&FS, a better and bigger portfolio, with better parentage, is ruling at a PE of less than 19.50 times, how this company can dare to issue share in a PE of 18 to 19.50 times? On top of it, contracting or EPC companies, of this size are ruling at a PE of around 10 times. So, if we take an average of both, ideal PE of the company on bourses should be 14 times and issue should have been made at a PE of less than 12 times," Tulsian explained.
However, Manish Bhatt of Prabhudas Lilladher advised subscribing the issue. While Angel Broking has recommended a "neutral" view on the IPO. "The company is not comparable to market leaders IRB Infra and ITNL on account of having smaller scale of operations in spite of being an early entrant in the space. The IPO is available at 2.5x and 2.3x FY2010 P/BV on the upper and lower price bands respectively, which again is at a premium to its peers, Sadbhav Engineering and NCC. Hence, on account of being fairly priced and with most positives factored in, we recommend a neutral view to the IPO," suggested the broking firm.
Another leading borking from, Sharekhan in its research report said, "With 17 projects already operational and three more to get operational this fiscal, there is good revenue visibility in terms of toll revenue. Further its strong order book position of Rs 3,200 crore provides strong visibility in the EPC revenue growth in the coming years. The offer is priced in a band of Rs297 to Rs 324, resulting in a price/book value (BV) of 2.3-2.5x its FY2010 book value respectively. This is largely in line with the average valuations of its peer group companies. However, we see a lot of value in the two new projects bagged recently where financial closure is awaited. These two projects would provide upside in the near future."
IT SEEMS VALUATION IS ON HIGHER SIDE. SJ/GEM/SREEDHAR YOUR VIEWS PLEASE
the mumbai nasik highway is done by sadbhav engg. ashoka is building the pune aurangabad highway. also the nagpur raipur highway is being done by them.
Ashoka has disclosed some litigation going against them against them against the public issue. money can get stuck as court is hearing it on 28 th of Sep (Closing date of issue). Case filed on July 23,2010. Not mentioned in the DRHP.
Refer todays Economic times, Page 19, bottom left
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September 24, 2010 11:05:38 AM
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@ anon,
1st come by an id before blaming someone. Have guts to show your face isntead of coming as anon.
2ndly, It was my advice only. Like other boarders I'm suggesting something that benefits everyone. All I said is instead of putting bids at cut-off we can put bids at floor price and lower bids and loot ashoka and QIB. If they can loot us poor retailers why can't we join hands and give a try?
Just by watching cnbc you don't become trader. If that was the case people would have stopped giving TRPs to saas bahu rona dhona and sit and made money. Dude those analysts sitting just speak crap.
Have you ever seen Gaurang Shah or Ashwini Gujral Or Prakash Gaba or any tom dick and harry disclosing any holding? They call with surity that this and that share will be 20% within x days. Why don't they but themselve? Why are they working as analysts for 20000 pm inseatd become Warren Buffet?
Dear @90, I think aap kabhi share market ke pichhe se be nahi gaye hai, If we dont have any idea @ any company, hame chup baithana chahiye. see CNBC TV 18 or awaz.