in both alkem and dr lal to get allotment for sure as retail investor which lot is best means dr lal me kis lot ke liye (20,40 .....180....360) or alkem ke liye koun sa lot(14,28,42.....182). please guide further.
Apply for 1lot I.e 20 / 14 shares . Since in new IPO allotment system all applicants irrespective of quantity applied will be allotted 20/ 14 shares . Left ove after after this will be given proportionately to higher quantity applicants.
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December 5, 2015 8:24:05 PM
IPO Guru (6600+ Posts, 22000+ Likes)
Dr.Lal GMP 120-125 (active trading with big volumes)
In Bhavnagar Kostak for Alkem and Dr. Lal Path labs is trading @ 2600 For consolidated Deal.
For Alchem individually it is 1600
For Dr. Lal path lab individually it is 900.
Seems to be a good deal.
2600 In the pocket even if you don''''t get allotment.
And need to repay only if the gain on sale is beyond 1600 per lot of 14 eq. shares, ie. listing above Rs. 1165/- on the opening day for Alkem and
And need to repay only if the gain on sale is beyond 900 per lot of 20 eq. shares, ie. listing above Rs. 580/- on the opening day for Dr. lal Path Labs
Hope GST bill will pass in winter season & both ipo will list more than GMP rate.
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December 5, 2015 8:38:23 AM
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Anu Raghunathan , CONTRIBUTOR I write about Indian entrepreneurs. FOLLOW ON FORBES Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Dr. Devi Prasad Shetty – a pioneer of affordable healthcare in India as well as founder and chairman of Narayana Hrudayalaya Limited in Bangalore – has filed a draft red herring prospectus for an initial public offering with the Securities and Exchange Board of India. The company is looking to raise more than $100 million.
The 62-year-old cardiac surgeon, who is often seen in a blue surgical outfit, used to be Nobel laureate Mother Teresa’s personal physician. Dr. Shetty’s NH hospitals perform thousands of heart surgeries every year and work on reducing costs through sheer scale centralized purchases and innovations in intensive care. He believes that a no-frills low-cost approach will make healthcare more accessible to the common man.
Here are the key highlights of the prospectus that was filed last month.
Dr. Devi Prasad Shetty – advocate of no-frills, low-cost healthcare, files for an IPO for his company – Narayana Hrudayalaya Limited (Photo credit: Manjunath Kiran/AFP/Getty Images)
What is NH’s reach?
It has 5,600 beds and the network includes 23 hospitals, 8 heart centers and 25 primary care centers spanning 32 cities, towns and villages in India.
What is the geographical spread?
NH has a strong presence in the southern Indian state of Karnataka as well as in eastern India. It has a growing presence in western and central India. It has hospitals in Bangalore, Mysore, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Ahmedabad – among other cities.It’s looking to up a pediatric hospital in Mumbai and a multispecialty hospital in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.
Who are the people behind NH?
NH was founded in 2000 by Dr. Devi Prasad Shetty. He has more than three decades of experience –as a cardiac surgeon – both in the UK and in India. He is a vocal advocate for affordable healthcare. He helped design the Yeshasvini scheme – a micro insurance program in Karnataka.
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What is the history of the company?
It was first started in Bangalore with 225 beds. It now has 5,600 beds with the aspiration to get to 30,000 beds by 2020
What is the employee count?
As of July 31, NH had 11,478 employees and students – including 818 doctors and 5,438 nurses. It also has 1,660 doctors who are consultants or visiting consultants.
What are NH’s key financials?
It had revenues of $219 million for fiscal 2015 and profit after tax of $ 2 million. For the four fiscal years ended March 31, 2015, its revenues grew at a compounded rate of 30 percent.
Who are the investors behind NH?
Dr. Shetty and his wife Shakuntala Shetty own 68.62 percent of the company. JPMorgan owns 11 percent and UK investment group CDC has about 6 percent. Biocon founder Kiran Mazumdar Shaw owns 2.35 percent.
Who are NH’s key competitors?
Its biggest competitors are Chennai’s Apollo Hospitals Limited which has about four times its revenues and Delhi’s Fortis Healthcare which is about three times bigger than NH in revenue terms.
How many patients are treated in NH hospitals on an annual basis?
In the fiscal year 2015, it catered to nearly 2 million patients. NH performed 51,456 cardiology procedures, 14,036 cardiac surgeries, and 184,443 dialysis procedures.
i have been waiting for the company''s IPO i have not yet read the Red herring but given Dr. shetty personality i think something will be left on the table for RII
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December 5, 2015 11:29:21 PM
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Before forming such strong opinions ... Have you even read the DRHP or the RHP? May you offer some rational for such harsh comments about the IPO? or is that just your gut feeling based on your sixth sense ??
Please don''t follow anybody advise. On second day i e 9th dec look at QIB subscription no. If its good apply, otherwise avoid. Nobody can guide you well over here
Look at his current price as well. No IPO can be sure shot. And for your information considering the current CAGR of this co. valuation is justified. This co is one of its kind in listed market. In case of power mech other cheap option were available to investor. Punch line is no ipo can be sure shot but in current market scenario based on QIB nos it can be expected that it will list at premium.