177. gamble| Link| Bookmark|
August 10, 2018 9:18:22 AM
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........... Credit Access Grameen............
________________________________________ - 3rd largest MFI in gross loan portfolio - multinational Promotors - mainly focused on south and maharashtra - hv some Best industry ratio CRR : 90%(Avg 78%) Cost to income : 38% Ticket size : 10k(Avg 20k) lowest opex ratio, lower interest rate.
____________ Last 3 yr CAGRs Revenue : 48% PAT : 37% Net interest income : 54% AUM : 57% ----------------------- Rii form reqd = 2.7L near expecting 3L overall i.e allotment chances 1/1. ------------------ Peers : None As 80% operation of CAG are among rural areas(As name suggests) While other MFI are more focused on urban and semi urban, also some peer converted to SFB from MFI. Still nearly comparable...
Great analysis, Please let me know what is the grey market price and do you advise me to apply?
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Ravi kumar Gudapati
177.7. Hari ji| Link| Bookmark|
August 10, 2018 12:20:16 PM
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@gamble sir thanks to your view on creditaccess grameen ipo. Sir i ask another question I hold AU SMALL From ipo time what can i do at a time hold or sell?? Please reply. Thanks
177.8. juju| Link| Bookmark|
August 10, 2018 12:25:03 PM
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Gamble Sir, Thank you for this analysis..I am glad you moved away from PE based analysis, but significance of greater emphasis on Mcap/AuM is incomprehensible to me. Please throw some light to it
176.1. SJ| Link| Bookmark|
August 10, 2018 12:49:50 AM
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Is there any minimum quantity criteria for the shares to have in our account ? Any ratio of buyback ?
176.2. dpcdsl| Link| Bookmark|
August 10, 2018 1:21:37 AM
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One can get chance of earning 8,500 to 9,500/- (based on 2 side delivery brokerages) on investment of 200,000/- for 1.5 months.
In Retail category for 95 shares, chances of acceptance is 100% as we seen in last buy back of TCS, thus price does not matter. You are buying at 1,975/- and selling @2,100/-.
176.3. techuser| Link| Bookmark|
August 10, 2018 11:43:20 AM
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@dpcdsl, It's interesting if acceptance is 100% and most of news are saying that it'll be around 60% to 70%. And that is what I was bit of concerned about, since I feel after record date (18-8), it may fall down to 1800 range, thus removing all the benefits that you've got from buyback, if you have to sell your remaining 30% @1800 range.
TCNS subscribed 13 times in QIB and 5 times in HNI still not helped retailers to sale it above issue price after 10 min. of listing. It is not advisable to see last moment subscription as no. of shares of this company higher than TCNS which may create selling pressure. I am not going to apply this time. However I still believe that it can give 5% listing gain but no regret on losing this opportunity. Management has clarified that they are not willing to apply banking license in near term which caused cold response from bidders.
These days even "moongfali" packaging companies seem to get good anchor list, looks rigged to me!
Anyway, in-spite of foreign promoters etc., hype and hoopla, this ipo looks tad dampening to me, concentrated areas of operation, mostly female clientèle (though mostly paying up), but less chances of diversification into other target lending groups, new areas of operation, only they seem to increase loan ticket size. Also... fully valued in terms of issue price, I'm staying out till last day @12PM, till now no QIB or significant activity in subs. figures!
people had similar views for BB also which was initially a micro finance company only with most of the offices in rural areas . But later every one ran behind it. I don't mean CreditAccess would be a hit like BB but it may perform well on listing day.
Yes, I know the bandhan story myself (they established themselves from about 5km from where I live), applied on contra bet and still holding... But rarely can I relate this IPO to bandhan, my convictions maybe!
Before 'that'? 'THAT'? ....Now.that was one heck of a subtle way of stating the obvious.....'Demonetization'...You meant just that..Didn't you? ..
Okay..NPA situation isnt too bad even after the tsunami of economic masterstrokes that a few (critics) believe, paralyzed the economy....One may invest but not without forgetting 'the dangers of ----> 'THAT'' <--- I mean the sword of democles hanging overhead .....I hope ya'll got the message....lol! .
Rules for reporting NPA have chnaged and banks now have to report any divergence at early stage ...over period of time this should be good for banks ....
It's not expensive brother ..I believe it's priced to perfection. ...I like their clientele, not (just) because they are women oh! please :D , but because I expect middle class women with family to generally loathe the idea of absconding with paltry loan amounts secured after rigorous background checks and creditworthiness or getting incessant recovery calls from (not so)gentlemen....
But then it's the market participants who must shape the price chart and you know what happens when Karthik starts calling Karthik ..I mean when the fear or greed is instilled in the minds of people ...So to sum up most things, I would say go for it and leave the rest for the luck to decide.
If you are planning for 2 applications 1 lot each then go for 2 lots under 1 application as applicationwise retail data is 0.19x.It will remain undersubscribed.
FIGURES ARE ATTRACTIVE AND WORTH APPLYING ATLEAST ONE APPLICATION Summary of financial Information (Restated) Particulars For the year/period ended (in Rs. Millions) 31-Mar-18 31-Mar-17 31-Mar-16 31-Mar-15 31-Mar-14 Total Assets 52,183.48 35,640.72 28,079.76 17,268.09 10,580.80 Total Revenue 8,752.05 7,092.61 4,667.19 2,814.28 1,478.29 Profit After Tax 1,246.41 802.98 832.41 487.32 166.26
Teach such greedy company and leads manager a lesson by not subscribe the issue. It will send a clear message to them when promoter want to exit at maximum price
162.3. dpcdsl| Link| Bookmark|
August 9, 2018 8:09:40 PM
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Interest are payable only on Savings A/c and in Current a/c no interest is payable by bank, thus Intuitional investors do not get any interest on blocked a/c in current a/c.
CreditAccess Grameen Limited IPO Analysis Risks - Collateral free loans as mandated by RBI for NBFC-MFIs(Micro-Finance Institution) - Credit Risk as customers do not have any credit history - Increase in Gross Non-performing Assets(NPA) Ratio from 0.08% to 1.97% in last 1 year - Central and state government decisions such as demonetization, farmer loan waivers - threats from newer business models that leverage technology
Strengths/Rewards - Strong track record of financial performance and operating efficiency - Robust customer selection and risk management policies which have resulted in healthy asset quality and lower credit costs - Higher rate of timely loan recovery due to constant peer pressure and regular engagement with borrowers in joint liability group ("JLG") model - 2nd lowest average interest rates (upto 22%) next only to Bharat Financial Inclusion Limited among NBFC-MFIs - High Active customer retention rate (90%) and lowest average ticket size among peers - Deep penetration in less competitive and unorganized rural area. - Credit Rating 'A', with changed outlook rating from "stable" to "positive" - Well geographic diversification of loan portfolio across 132 districts with no single district contributes more than 5% of total Gross AUM. - According to CRISIL Research, lowest operating expense amongst the top-eight NBFC-MFIs and SFBs for the year ended 2017. - Adoption of technology to improve operational and management efficiencies and lower costs - Stable management team with extensive domain experience - 3rd highest ROA and ROE amongst NBFC-MFIs - NBFC-MFI's portfolio to grow at 26% CAGR in the next 2 years
Conclusion Looking at significant growth opportunities to the company due to surplus fund from fresh issue, scope to expand in other states of Rural India, good finance track record, lowest operating expense, superior among the peers considering overall parameters but at issue price there is very less gain left on table on listing. So my say is 'NEUTRAL' for listing gain (0 to 10%) but looking at 6 months to 1 year down the line company can give lucrative gain to investors. My recommendation is 'Subscribe' for long term investors.
Subscription level are very low. No interest of QIB / NII. Grey Market Premium is down nearly Rs. 8 with only sellers. So AVOID this IPO. Don't take risk. Wait for another good IPO.