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August 17, 2018 1:59:12 PM
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DONT MISLEAD.... MAJOR BUSINESS IN KARNATAKA (NO CUSTOMERS/OPERATIONS IN KERALA TILL MAR 2018)
RHP #page 133-134
Breakdown of Customers in each state as on 31-03-2018 Karnataka -------------------------- 1,074,053 Maharashtra ------------------------- 645,567 Madhya Pradesh ------------------- 215,709 Tamil Nadu -------------------------- 188,134 Chhattisgarh -------------------------- 63,711 Odisha* -------------------------------- - Kerala* -------------------------------- - Goa* ----------------------------------- - Puducherry* -------------------------- -
* Commenced operations in March 2018 in these states/ union territories and as of March 31, 2018 have no customers in these states/ union territories
State-wise portfolio distribution (i.e. the ratio of our AUM from the respective state to Gross AUM, expressed as a percentage) as on 31-03-2018
Dont sell in haste on listing day to book loss.. Be prepared to invest for 3 months unless you get at least offer price. Capital market has given rating of 47 and co. Foreign promoter with unique business model are plus points to stay invested.
Best to avoid. Real estate development companies are not at all in favor with investors. The sector is going through a lot of pain. Speculators who were booking as the project was launched have gone out. Cash transactions which was the backbone of real estate has vanished. Genuine end user buyers are going in only for ready to move in apartments rather than getting stuck with unfinished project. RERA which was created to help buyers is neither helping builders nor buyers. It is one more stick given by the government to its officers to beat the builder or to collect money from the builder.
With so much and much more uncertainty about the real estate sector, why apply for LODHA?? Is it the only investment opportunity for all of us? If you have money, you are the boss. One must be patient in the stock market. You will get offers like RITES, HDFC AMC to recall the last 1/2 months. For small investors like us why risk the principal for the sake of uncertain paltry returns.
If MFs, QIBs etc invest it is not the fund manager's personal cash. They have deep pockets and they operate for various reasons, which we are not concerned with.
An advice to "Investors" would be to... Avoid selling on the listing day. Even if price goes below IPO price. People Hold on even Bogus Shares for Months.
Company Fundamentals are the most critical for an investment. And this company has strong fundamentals. Plus look at the prospects of growth In India. This is just the beginning.
Dear Blocking Money for a Week in an Initial public offering, which is expected to have a low Grey market premium would not make sense. Instead, Buying from the secondary market. (Even at a small premium) is still a good idea.
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August 17, 2018 7:02:29 AM
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Are bhai jb aap 7 din k liye fund block hone ki costing kar rahe ho to 6-12 mahine k liye fund jb block hoga usking costing kyu nahi nikalte. Tcns me b apne ipo price touch kane ka kaha tha. Bye the way i skip both the ipo.
From the first comment, I've only referred Investors. And Investors have "Own Fund". So there's No costing in It.
IPO's like Bandhan bank, lemon tree, Mahindra logistics also all had poor subscription Numbers. We all know where they are now. When Fundamentals are strong, returns come along. For Tcns, that comment was 1 day before listing. The price was 716 and on The day of listing, it went upto 725. So that was it.
मेरा सवाल था मैने 418 मे अेप्लाय कीया है तो क्या होगा? एलोटमेन्ट मीलेगा के नही? दो तीन लोगोने कहा था की घरपर अाके एलोटमेन्ट दे जायेगे... ......पर एैसा हुअा नहीं.. मेरा एलोटमेन्ट नहीं हुअा...जो हुअा वो अच्छा हुअा...
Markets regulator Sebi today drastically cut the timeline for listing of debt securities to six days from 12 days at present, in order to make the existing process of issuance of such securities simpler and cost effective.
Besides, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has made ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount) mandatory for all the investors for making payment while applying in a public issue of debt securities.
The mandatory ASBA facility would reduce the time taken for collecting banks to commence clearing of payment instruments, forwarding application forms along with bank schedules to registrar and undertaking of technical rejection test.
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"In order to make the existing process of issuance of debt securities, NCRPS (non-convertible redeemable preference shares) and SDI (securitised debt instruments) easier, simpler and cost effective for both issuers and investors...it has been decided to reduce the time taken for listing after the closure of issue to 6 working days as against the present requirement of 12 working days," it noted.
An investor, intending to subscribe to a public issue, will have to submit a completed bid-cum application form to self-certified syndicate banks (SCSBs), with whom the bank account to be blocked is maintained.
Apart from self-certified syndicate banks, investors will have the option to submit the application with market intermediaries like registered stock broker; depository participant and registrar to an issue and share transfer agent.
The SCSBs or the market intermediaries will at the time of receipt of application, give an acknowledgement to investor, by specifying the application number to the investor, as a proof of having accepted the application form.
After accepting the form, SCSB will have to capture and upload details in the electronic bidding system as specified by the stock exchange and may begin blocking of funds available in the bank account specified in the form.
In case of market intermediaries, such intermediaries will have to capture and upload details in the electronic bidding system as specified by the stock exchange.
The SCSBs or intermediaries will have to provide guidance to their investors on making applications in public issues.
The stock exchanges will have to validate the electronic bid details with depository's records by the end of each bidding day and bring the inconsistencies to the notice of SCSBs or intermediaries concerned, for rectification and re-submission within the time specified by bourses.