Krishana Phoschem Limited - Graphical display of bids received *
(* indicates bids position and not necessarily the subscription to the issue– bids received on the Exchange platform only)
As on 16-Feb-2017 15:40:19 IST
Cumulative Demand (no. of shares in lakhs)
Bid Price (Rs.) Note: Cumulative (NSE) bid quantity at each price point includes the quantity (NSE) bidded at that relevant price point and all valid bids above that price point.
Total Issue Size 6576000 Total Bids Received 185640000 Total Bids Received at Cut-off Price-No. of times issue is subscribed 28.23
So for SME IPOs , 30 tiimes oversubscripton is the new norm...or is it because of huge funds in banking system due to demonetisation....either way huge demand means good price appreciation & attract more SME IPOs to come in future....24th Feb Friday is the 6th day from close of issue...should list on that day on premium, on allotment hopefully & unblocking should happen by then.
Company has 3 units Unit - I located at 115-120 & 126-133, A.K.V.N. Industrial Area, Meghnagar, Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh Unit - II located at 142 & 143, AKVN Industrial Area, Meghnagar, Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh Unit - III located at 126 A & 134, AKVN Industrial Area, Meghnagar, Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh. Company is 1st BRP manufacturing company of India and one and only Group Which has Integrated plant which will be manufacturing Raw material i.e, Sulphuric acid which is used in manufacturing of SSP and GSSP fertilizer from March 2017.
In SME IPO one does not go by GMP but by fundamentals Postives 1) Book Value as on 30/11/2016 Rs 35.01 2) Price to Net worth of 1.3 times 3) Strong Operational Cashflow 4) Clean records of Company & mngt in litigation
Negatives 4) PE of 17.36 5) Reducing RONW 6) Dependence on single customer- DCM Sriram
Inventory is not the concern as the Company seems to be poor with inventory management. The level of inventories have changed by a large scale (positive or negative) every year
The issue seems a bit pricy for SME Segment. One may apply only for market speculation listing gains especially when chances of allotment are so thin
It is fancied because of the returns offered by Madahv Copper recently listed
A person selling his application at say 10000/- is effectively selling his shares at Rs.2.50 premium subject to allotment as the the lot size is 4000 shares (10000/4000=2.50) As of this moment i.e. at 11 am 65000 forms have been downloaded. For retail for one time subscription only 780 applications are required. So my estimate is that the issue should be oversubscribed by 25 times. So a person putting in 25 application i.e. investing 30 lacs in retail can expect one allotment and on that he will get Rs 10000/- Think hard before committing such a blunder.
This company is doubtful. This issue''s subscription is high Because of rumours... that 9k to 15k premium of an application. Otherwise no fundamental of company and nothing in management. Office address of company is in basement of row house.
In the first 8 months, the company has shown revenue of Rs. 45.20 crores that is Rs.5.65 crore per months , whereas total of inventory and receivables is Rs. 28.60 crores. So the company is carrying stock and receivable of about 5 months. that is on too higher side.
I have seen such high inventory ratios in some companies. At times it has happened that profits get inflated by showing higher inventory/Receivalble. I donot know that this company has any such thing or not. but one has tobe cautious about such practice in other companies.
So if you wish to take risk in SME IPO, be aware about this specif aspect also .