Within the limit of sebi guidelines.....it is the privilege of the company to fix the final issue price. Some companies may decide to fix the price lower than the ceiling price in the band, to ensure better retail ownership of the stock.
Yeh to bahut sidhi si baat hai ki jab gic ke shares uperprice band par lene ke liye qib taiyar hai to phir gic lower band walo ko share kyo degi .jiski bid jyada hogi usi ko degi.cut off price kaa matlab hi yahi hota hai .
@surajDMAN shares will not going to alot at lower price band bcz gic ipo fully subscribed .and if cut off price fix at uperprice band . Only when price fix at lower band then there will be allotment at lower price band ..
I have multiple sources for trading into Grey Market. In almost every IPO I trade into GMP and hence I know what the prices are. These are the current prices.
@gamble sir.....rajkumar just want too say that it is poor response after a splended listing now it is 590 .....soo gmp stand at 130 from 165 by other logical way..... it can effect other ipos gmp...
Dear Tanmaya, I think what rajkumar sir meant was, Retail got 45rs discount in this IPO. So even if this share lists at discount of 18rs, retail investors still will be in profit.
Make some logic in it, if anyone has applied at lower price band i.e 855 - 45 (Disc) then the price is 810 and if it list in discount , say 20/- then the discount listing will be on upper price band i.e 912, now its 912 - 20 = 892 so it comes 892 - 810 = 82 profit per share , 82*16 = 1312/- profit for those who have placed bid at lower price band...like me
Insurance companies are richly valued today because of tremendous growth opportunity in future. I feel only 10% Indians are covered by Life/Health Insurance. City % may be high. You see there is potential business growth of more than 10 times as population rises and awareness about insurance increases as time progresses...So, next 10 years earnings are factored in already.
It is like BUYING FUTURE TODAY
Traders money doesn''t chase long term growth story and hence these companies lack fancy and liquidity
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Except for third party coverage in vehicle insurance it is not mandatory to go for insurance in any other thing. As such, growth in insurance sector cannot be assured in India.
Compared to the insurance coverage in advanced countries like the US, the Indian insurance coverage is a peanut before a mountain.
The insurance companies are making huge money by collecting huge premium and there are lots of hidden conditions and restricttions that even a learned man is not aware of. Only at the time of claims, the claimant comes to know of disappointing situations.
1. Medical insurance has lots of restrictions and there is no claim for outpatient visits. No claims for toothache, certain ailments etc. If you become old, after 60, there is no health coverage.
2. Only accident insurance is famous in India.
3. Lots of other types of insurances are there. People are not aware of them.
Its just my overview of the insurance sector....in spite of these odds, where insurance companies making big money......i m wondering why these insurance cos are not having fancy listing like dmart or at least like equitas.
One important reason is Size of the Issue. If you see SBI Life and GIC are almost Rs.10,000 Cr, where as others are very less. Because of the huge size and their valuation you will not see much subscription.
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Price will be fixed at 855 minus discount for the simple reason that in an undersubscribed scenario of reserved portion of RII, no single valid bid can be rejected lowest of which is 855. Hence, all allotments should be at 855 including QIBs. Moreover, there were 3 days of price modification period, if I recollect correctly.