he report also says, "At the upper price band of Rs 212, DBCL is trading at 18.1x FY2011E EPS of Rs 11.7 which we believe is reasonable, given its higher earnings growth, strong position in the faster growing print markets and proven execution skills. We have valued the stock at 20x FY2011E EPS (peers trading between 18-22x P/E) and have arrived at a fair value of Rs 234, indicating a 10% upside to the upper price band. Hence, we recommend a subscribe view to the issue. Key risks to our recommendation include: 1) Slowdown in GDP growth, 2) volatility in newsprint prices, 3) Rupee depreciation, and 4) Increase in competitive intensity."
I completely agree with Ravi, Bangalore # 89. It is not very richly priced, but you for sure not see Cox and kings kind of listing. So better stay away and preserve your capital for some better IPOs
Hemant, i am pretty sure that Godrej Property will not give listing gains. Also a point that, Godrej Property did not generously priced the IPO at Rs 490, it was just that the most of the bids were at the lower level so to continue with the IPO process they were forced to price it at Rs 490.
I am pretty much hopeful that people who like their business model should be able to get in at about Rs 400 kind of levels. That is also a more reasonable price.
No doubt that they do have a good business model, but the price at which they are wanting to sell their business is not justified.
BV of DB CORP is less than 35. P/BV is 6 approx. Compare this with DC Holdings P/BV of 2.5. Prior to this DB Corp Promotors have rewarded themselves with a liberal Bonus issue of 78:1 i.e 78 Bonus shares for every one share held. Do your own homework and decide.