Nothing for share subscribers - Average pharma company - future is bright but very very highly overpriced price band that too at the face value just Re.1. there are lot of other fast growing pharma companies share available below Rs. 200. So Avoid Eris. Strongly avoid be smart because promoters has not kept anything for retail investors high price at lowest face value.. this message will again get disappeared from this rating. But I have done my job to guide others. Promoters should think about retail or other investors too. From where investors will earn here? At Re.1 face value eris will be good buy at only 100 so don''t pay Rs.550 more per one rupee face valued share of eris.. if u want pharma there are much more good options available. Control your temptation and be wise
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June 20, 2017 7:12:22 AM
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@Chirag I wish to add something. If a company performing far better then other peers then it may ask for higher PE then peers. How you can compare companies by price and face value of shares. you need to compare by PE . If you think face value is important then how tcs with face value of Rs.1 is trading at higher price i.e. 2430 then Infosys is being traded at 930 which have face value of Rs.5 and wipro have face value of Rs.2 is also being traded at Rs.250 "However I am also not applying for Eris"
As AKH is not applying i am going for this IPO. his all previous calls have gone wrong.
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June 20, 2017 11:18:15 AM
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@stockt I am not going to apply for my reasons not because of financial or value asked by co.. I am not saying don''t apply or apply Further I never recommended any ipo in which you incurred loss and you are an another avtar of ipoanalysis so I don''t care about Pakistani stock exchange lovers
U TRY TO SAY A LOT OF THINGS ABOUT PAKISTAN. LOOKS LIKE U HAVE ROOTS OR FAMILY LIVING THERE.
BY THE WAY CHECK THE RECORD OF IPOANALYSIS WHO HAS THE MOST SUCCESFUL RECOMMENDATION AMONG ALL EXPERTS IN IPO. U HAVE NEVER GOT ANYTHING RIGHT. U ARE JUST HERE TO FIGHT OR CONTRADICT ON OTHER PEOPLE COMMENTS.
HINDU BUSINESS LINE REVIEW: -------------------------- Eris Lifesciences (IPO): Expensive solution
This India-focussed pharma player, with healthy prospects, is asking for a high price
The initial public offer of Ahmedabad-based specialty pharma company Eris Lifesciences (Eris) is underway. The issue is an offer-for-sale by promoters and other shareholders in the price band of Rs 600-603.The company has charted a strong growth path so far on the back of its focus on lifestyle-related specialised therapeutic areas in the Indian market, a high growth opportunity.
A low base has also helped, with the company just about a decade old. The company’s growth prospects seem bright. Strong balance sheet and expansion through acquisitions and entry into new product categories are positives too. Its India-only business model also offers comfort in the current scenario of many export-oriented pharma firms facing regulatory heat abroad.
Premium valuation But the offer has been priced at a stiff premium, that factors in all these positives and more. At the upper end of the price band (Rs 600-603), the issue’s valuation (price-to-FY17 earnings) is nearly 34 times — much higher than the S&P BSE Pharma’s valuation of about 26 times.
Even compared with the high valuations of some India-focused pharma MNC subsidiaries (24-32 times), the Eris Lifesciences issue seems pricey. The steep valuation of some of the MNC pharma companies can also be called into question.
While the company has been growing faster than many peers, its pace could moderate as size increases and the base gets bigger. Besides, benchmarking valuations with pricey MNC pharma stocks could be tricky, given the different organisation profiles, brand positioning, and premiums due to delisting possibility incorporated in many MNC stocks. Investors can wait out the primary issue and look for more attractive price points to buy into the stock after its listing.
Strong product suite Incorporated in 2007, Eris Lifesciences manufactures and sells high-margin branded pharmaceutical products only in India. Unlike many India-based pharma peers, the company does not export to foreign markets. Its focus is the fast growing lifestyle-related therapeutic categories in the country. The product portfolio includes niches in high-growth chronic and acute categories such as cardiovascular, anti-diabetics, vitamins, gastroenterology and anti-infectives.
The company operates mainly through the prescription-led business model, with high focus on specialists and super specialists such as cardiologists, diabetologists, endocrinologists and gastroenterologists. More than three-fourth of the company’s revenue comes from metros and Class 1 towns.
Eris is among the top five companies in India by prescription share. The number of doctors prescribing the company’s products increased to 50,282 in FY17 from 37,842 in FY13. It had 1,500 marketing representatives as of March 2017.
The product portfolio comprised 80 mother brand groups as of March 2017. The chronic category, one of the fastest growing segments in the Indian pharmaceutical market (IPM) due to increasing incidence of lifestyle-related diseases, has driven Eris’s growth.
Haha ...Apply, then withdraw, then apply again only to withdraw again, Man, you guys know how to keep the registrars Busy and ''Guessing''..:) ..
But then its the registrars that appear incorrigible to me. Stupid folks, why don''t they provide an option to "Auto Withdraw On The Last Day" to the inve''STARS'' right at the time of investing? Hm...These guys just don''t know the worth of both efforts and the time...