HNI category or non institutional cateogry are bidders applying for more than 1 lac application but are indian residents.
01) only 10% of the issue is alloted to HNI - which is very small.
02) this category is expected to get bidded about 100 times - so the ratio of getting the shares will be pretty less than expected.
03) also there will be a routine IT scrutiny if you go for HNI application.
it would be better to go for retail bidding unless you are going to bid in HNI with huge amount application with your own money and not with margin loans.
what is non institutional category...can anyone apply under that category if he applies for more than 1 lac. Is there any issues/concerns in applying in non institutional category compared to retail category???
I think this is yet Another Lottery and normally last day would be heavily applied but we are 8 times in retail already and going to have high subscription.
- if you are applying electronic then you may have to wait and hope for 1 lot.
- if you are applying by cheque then may want to do for stop payment and try other IPO's unless you have excess cash for couple of ipo coming up this month or you think your luck is good enough to get a lot.
- I think we should not go so agressive
experts are commenting that the market is going to be sloppy and may go down further so be careful and take your money back and keep the profits if you are holding stocks in ipo's recently launched..
AVOID THIS IPO or JUST TRY YOU LUCK AND BLOCK 1LAC for THREE WEEKS
i have jumped at this conclusion from yesterday's subscription details which says.. QIB 5.79 times, Non institutional 0.018 times, retail .6990 and overall 3.69.
Going by this today's overall subscription and calculated retail subscription Non institutional buyer's category seems to be either undersubscribed or merely subscribed.
This information is from NSE web site. www.nseindai.com > current ipo > FCH > NSE-BSE demand graph.
They will update detailed cateogory wise subscription by 10pm daily. There they have given how many applications recieved at cut off price. Since only retail investors are allowed to bid at cut off price and almost 99.99% retail investors apply at cut off price. So you can reach at this figure by simply dividing Subscription@cutoff by total no of shares available for retail investors.
The prospectus of the Future Capital Holdings Limited IPO is not available in Gurgaon. I have D mat account with Share khan and Religare. They are saying that they have not recieved the same. Can we insist them to provide the same?