Identified 14 state-owned cos for minority stake sale in FY17
Looking to sell 15% stake in MMTC, STC, NFL, ITDC, Hindustan Copper Looking to sell 10% stake in NALCO, Coal India, NHPC, MOIL, NMDC Looking to sell 5% stake in RCF, BHEL, BEL, ONGC
Divestment to depend on market valuations
Cabinet approvals in place, will study market conditions ahead of stake sale
Alert: 15% stake sale in MMTC to raise `560 cr Alert: 15% stake sale in STC to raise `80 cr Alert: 5% stake sale in RCF to raise `107 cr Alert: 15% stake sale in NFL to raise `210 cr Alert: 15% stake sale in ITDC to raise `290 cr Alert: 5% stake sale in ONGC to raise `9,200 cr Alert: 5% stake sale in BHEL to raise `1,392 cr Alert: 10% stake sale in NALCO to raise `1,020 cr Alert: 15% stake sale in Hindustan Copper to raise `700 cr Alert: 10% stake sale in Coal India to raise `18,440 cr Alert: 10% stake sale in NHPC to raise `3,000 cr Alert: 10% stake in MOIL to raise `365 cr Alert: 10% stake in NMDC to raise `3,880 cr Alert: 5% stake in BEL to raise `1,460 cr
i would suggest everyone to stay away from this ipo. microfinance sector ifs higly risky. P/E of 22 and the issue is 2175 crore which is huge. it needs a lot of liquidity to control price.
dont apply. take a call after listing as it wont be able to sustain for issue price for that long.
take a call after its listing. there is no harm giving this issue a miss
My view is that as a first mover advantage will see some short term listing gain for equitas will have advantage with other ten SBF... If you look at the price it is reasonable price compare to recent IPOs. FIIs away from IPOs may create a pent-up demand if they want to increase their stake from 35% to 49%.
If indian economy grows SBF will be key driver financial inclusion india is still in its infant stage ur view that operator driven price could not be seen in this counter to manipulate the price may be right but if demand comes from FIIs if government policies is 100% FDI in private bank will see decent re rating in this sector
Reasonable bet would be wait for 2pm on 7th April if the issue has good response from QIB and HNI
it is a neutral kind of issue but is till feel its upside and downside is very limited. there are many finance companies which have corrected and available at very cheap valuation in secondary market. Also looking at past few perfromances of iop all have disappointed. Infact after DR lal path all are at extreme loss.
i would say to avoid ipo for now as there is nothing great in this company.liquidity of 2200 crore would require many funds to chip in an i think it is very unlikely they would buy when stocks are very cheap in secondary
i would say to avoid this and take a call after listing if it stabilizes for 2- 3 days. no harm in giving this a miss
Based on the consolidated earnings for the year ended March 2015, Equitas has diluted EPS of INR4.47. This values the company at 24.6 times its earnings at the upper end of the price band INR110 per share. This is less than the PE ratio of 26.8 times for SKS Microfinance which is closest to the business model of Equitas. SKS Microfinance trades at 6.6 times its book value while that of Equitas is 2.5 times. Another industry player, though not directly comparable, is Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company which trades at a lower PE ratio of 21.7 but has a high price to book multiple of 4.1 times. Repco Home Finance â€' another listed peer â€' trades at a PE ratio of 25.3 and a PB ratio of 4.4. Clearly, Equitas offers decent discount despite strong fundamentals. In our analysis, it is a case of a company leaving (or required to leave by regulation) money on the table. In either case, retail investors will do well to capitalize on this opportunity. Without doubt, Equitas is a major player in its field but its reasonable and attractive price range is a clear contrast to what we have seen in Bharat Wire Ropes, HealthCare Global, and Infibeam. In short, we fail to see Equitas IPO in any other light except positive for IPO investors.
We believe the company will see an upside of 10-15% post listing as the market are ready to embrace the first of SFB structure proposed by the RBI. However we don’t recommend for long-term due merging its three financing subsidiaries still in process. After completion of the process then we can give next call from our side.
Caution with any ipo. Wait for subscription figures. Equitas although well placed n reasonably priced one should be cautious. Spate of recent ipos have shattered the good mood which was built by last years ipos.
1. RBI will surely cut the rate by 25 basis points. But I expect a rate cut of 50 basis points. Taking that into consideration i strongly recommend DHFL and LIC Housing Finance for short term to a yr. 2. BOB for 1 yr to 3 yr. 3. Hold Ahluwalia Contracts for 1 yr. 4. Buy Suzlon for 5 yrs to 10 yrs. Multibagger in making.
Also, immediately buy All Cargo Logistics. Expect major upmove if GST is passed. For more gains hold atleast for a yr. Will tell more shares as and when i study them.
1. Expect ITC n Godfrey philips to fall 5 to 10 % in near future. Buy as and when they fall. Fall would be on account of closing of factories by cigarette manufacturers against the guidelines issued by the govt to publish pictorial warnings on 85 % of the package against earlier guidelines of 40 %. Great buying opportunity to buy in short term. 2. Buy HCL Tech for atleast 1 yr and on account of its acquisition of Geometric.
I dont monitor Tide water. However, page n Eicher are both long term bets. SIP suggested for both. 5 yr horizon in both with SIP can give handsome returns.