312. arunARUN| Link| Bookmark|
November 11, 2020 8:10:38 PM
IPO Guru (1900+ Posts, 1600+ Likes)
This company if it lists at 1500 will have market cap to be among top 15 pharma companies on basis of market cap
AND
In top 100 companies on basis of market cap on listing at 1500. Which means after 31st January 2021 , it can become part of all large cap mutual fund by way of definition. On basis of free float and if volume is there it can find entry into Nifty Next 50
Mark my words. Good listing and bumper returns in long term . It is amongst the highest growth pharma companies .listing maybe around 1550 -1600 but in next 6 months it will cross 2200.
Considering the size of the issue and the negative sentiments ,the subscription figures were OK. Not great or good, but just OK. There may not be any listing gain, but for medium term it appears to be a good investment.
307. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
November 11, 2020 5:15:43 PM
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Gland Pharma IPO
LAST Day at 6:00PM
The following data is assuming the shares will be issued at @1,500/- (upper price band)
QIB*: 06.40X (*Excluding Anchor) NII: 00.51X RII: 00.24X Total: 02.06X
*RII Applications: 2.00L* Approx No. of Applic-wise: 00.13X
Gland Pharma IPO GMP 25 +/- 1
306. Rafiq| Link| Bookmark|
November 11, 2020 5:05:21 PM
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See good news is that the very intelligent mutual fund investor has subscribed in good amount as per BSE website
GLAND PHARMA LTD Last updated on 11 Nov 2020 | 06:00:00 PM Sr.No. Category No.of shares offered / reserved No. of shares bid for No. of times of total meant for the category 1 Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) 86,39,394 4,15,52,830 4.8097 1(a) Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) - 2,15,75,330 1(b) Domestic Financial Institutions(Banks/ Financial Institutions(FIs)/ Insurance Companies) - 13,65,750 1(c) Mutual Funds - 1,71,96,810 1(D) Others - 14,14,940
On listing day, manipulators will sell at low rates and buy the same to bring down the price to the lowest possible artificial level and then do bulk purchase. Retail investors who applied need to be cautious and not fall prey to these tricks.
302. Kishore S| Link| Bookmark|
November 11, 2020 2:49:42 PM
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No one can predict the listing gains. Only thing I can confirm is this is a good stock. Blindly invested for long term as a portfolio stock. Not worrying much on the listing day outcome.
Yeah I think this is a buy and forget kind of share. Hope its lists good too but not worried much about listing. Infact below 1300 it would be a blind buy.
296.1. arunARUN| Link| Bookmark|
November 11, 2020 1:39:29 PM
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FII head room is equal to fosun dilution (no of share divested multiplied by 1500) plus 74% of Rs 1250 crore. Once the IPO shareholding pattern comes out you will know it As short term flipper are not buying so there is unlikely to high supply on day 1 any way
@Arun, I did not get your point can you please explain?
296.3. arunARUN| Link| Bookmark|
November 11, 2020 2:33:50 PM
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@omi Govt of India has fixed limit of 74% investment by foreign investors. Originally Fosun wanted to buy 87%. So they had to scale down. If Fosun was holding 74% then FII could not have purchased a single share That is why Fosun is selling upto 1.9 crore shares so translating to FII head room of 1.9 multiplied by 1500 that is equal to 2850 crore. in addition there is additional head room of 74% of Rs 1250 crore fresh issue which is 925 crore. So total foreign holding can be upto 3775 crore at 1500 price. FII had been allotted around 1200 crore in anchor. They must have applied in QIB quota also. Basis that allotment there may be still head room for FII to buy if some domestic QIB or retail or HNI wants to sell on day 1
thank you for the clarification. As per this, FII can absorb 2575 crs/1500 rs i.e. around 17 million shares. NII +Retail combined allocation is around 22 million shares. So if both categories remain subscribed less than 0.8X and everyone decides to sell of on listing day, FIIs are still in comfortable position to absorb all supply?
Availability will be less but who will be buying on listing day. RII's who apply in IPO's for listing gains will not enter in market after listing. Those who want to go for long term, wlll wait for better opportunity after listing. Supply will be less but I don't see high demand as well.
294.2. Lokesh Chiru| Link| Bookmark|
November 11, 2020 2:31:18 PM
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As Retail and HNI will be subscribed below 0.5 times there would not be much selling pressure on listing day. Indeed FII's and QIB's will be looking to corner bulk of the shares as and when Retail and HNI will be selling and most probably the issue will be closed with 10% premium at least on listing day.
294.3. arunARUN| Link| Bookmark|
November 11, 2020 2:35:29 PM
IPO Guru (1900+ Posts, 1600+ Likes)
Govt of India has fixed limit of 74% investment by foreign investors. Originally Fosun wanted to buy 87%. So they had to scale down. If Fosun was holding 74% then FII could not have purchased a single share That is why Fosun is selling upto 1.9 crore shares so translating to FII head room of 1.9 multiplied by 1500 that is equal to 2850 crore. in addition there is additional head room of 74% of Rs 1250 crore fresh issue which is 925 crore. So total foreign holding can be upto 3775 crore at 1500 price. FII had been allotted around 1200 crore in anchor. They must have applied in QIB quota also. Basis that allotment there may be still head room for FII to buy if some domestic QIB or retail or HNI wants to sell on day 1