Response from Retail public is not the deciding factor for the market price of that share. Even GMR Infrastructure's shares were offered at discount to retail Investors, but the response from Retail investors was not good. Still GMR's share price increased.
In the same way I guess JSW Energy Shares will give good return on IPO.
JSW may give good listing gain. LIC will not sell this stock for another 10 years. So about 75% ius held by LIC and ICICI. So body there will be for selling on listing day... Those of you who have taken risk and applied can have smile on listing day!!! Discl: I have not applied in JSW IPO.
I think people have given poor response to this IPO because of past IPO have not performed well. But this IPO is fundamentally sound and people are not going to sell it on listing( 125-135 may be) Rather other financial Institute may buy it on listing and better demand may big a surprise to us pl wail till 29 DEC 2009.
Congratulations to all the investor public of India who have taught the promoters of the Company to come out with good issues at only good prices and not good companies at wrong prices. We were making a mockery of our money by distributing them at their wanted prices and see our money evaporate after listing. Godrej properties and their likes should also be treated likewise.
My best wishes are with those retailers who had not subscribed these beggers IPO. This is must to give a lesson to such type of promoters and bankers who are making fun of our hard earned money.
Since last RPL IPO [That was a very bad decision] i am also not applying in any IPO and purchasing all good share through secondary market.
Jindal is a good group. I am not sure how good this IPO is though and am surprised to see the low subscription numbers. What do you guys think...did it get less subscribed because it is over priced or because people are cautious to invest in IPOs?
I invested on this IPO thinking that it is from Jindal group. As I got a good profit from Jindal Cotex so i invested for this too. Please suggest me something for this IPO.
LIC, ICICI Bank bailout JSW Energy IPO Published on Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 15:26 | Updated at Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 15:30 | Source : CNBC-TV18 JSW Energy's intial public offering (IPO) that closed yesterday managed to garner only a lukewarm response from investors. CNBC-TV18 learns that the issue was bailed out by LIC and ICICI Bank. CNBC-TV18's Vidhi Godiawala reports.
JSW Energy IPO was subscribed 1.68 times. The countries largest insurer LIC and India’s largest private bank ICICI Bank has bailed out the issue that is what we are picking up from our sources. We understand that ICICI Bank has put in bids of about Rs 750 crore and LIC has put in bids of about Rs 1,900 crore that is what our sources are telling us. In fact the foreign presence has been pretty miniscule and if you go to see LIC’s bid of nearly Rs 1,900 crore, which is 1.36 times of the total QIB (Qualified Institutional Buyer) portion and in fact excluding the anchor investor LIC’s bid is nearly 2.11 times of the total QIB portion. Also, ICICI Bank and SBI we understand have scaled down their bids, where earlier ICICI Bank had put in bids of about Rs 1,200 crore and SBI too has scaled it down to about Rs 100 crore. So, together LIC and ICICI Bank have been put in bids close to Rs 2,600 core in a total issue size of Rs 2,700 crore.
thanks to investors by not subscribing to this issue. do same for godrej properties. together we can teach these merchant bankers and greedy promoters who are making fun of our hard earned money.
To, Nitin Just because few people are applying, U can understand which company is good. U should apply to issues of good company without taking into consideration the price factor. They might be highly price and they might be available after listing at 20 to 50 % discouunt to IPO price. LAXMAN
Actually it is good that most of the issues now are overpriced and few good issues are correctly priced. So now investors can make their judgement. If all issues are correctly priced then every body will apply including panwalas and chaiwalas and will get hugely oversubscribed and people will get only 1 or 2 lots so even if there are listing gains its not much use. Same thing happened in 2007. Most issues were good but hugely oversubscribed due to stupid people who dont know anything about stock market.
Now see Cox and Kings is a great issue similarly Oil india is OK issue. So smart investors like me will invest in this and stupid investors get scared and run away so good for me :)
AS there could be speculation on listing Because quite low subscription. do not afraid those have applied. "Market me wohi chalta hai jo public ke pass nahi Hai"