This one is one of the best IPO's I am going to invest after Powergrid. Another one coming is PTC finacial services (decent one) and Muthhoot Finace. ONGC I may skip, as already the rate has shot up ( manipulated by brokers and Govt. Most of the FPO's have given loss except powergrid and REC from Govt staple.
BJ IAM AWARE OF THE SAME I AM TALKING ABOUT LISTING GAINS AND AS MENTIONED THAT THE PREVALING MARKET RATE IS 9.45 BY YOU PEOPLE HAS GONE UP TO 10.10 IN CASE OF SENOIR CITIZEN AND FOR OTHER IT IS 9.95% AND NOT 9.45% SOTHE LISTING GAINS WILL BE ONLY RS 100 TO RS 200 AND NOT AS RS 550 TORS 500 BEING QUOTED HOWEVER I DONOT WANT TO DEBATE MUCH ON THIS WE WILL COME TO NOW THE SAME AT THE TIME OF LISTING
LL GMP is 34 retails will get 100 shares only on 2 lakh application. GMP is 34 and if mkt remain dull it may tumble to 20 so be carefull in this issue.
Fools Brooker, you should understand that since the bonds are listed we can get out of the binds anytime, and still we would get 9.95% interest(prorated ofcourse), but if you do the same in case of an FD,i.e break an FD before the term is over, there will be a penalty and you will be given interest based on the prevailing rates and not at the rate which FD was supposed to be.
SBI BONDS THE MUCH TALKED ABOUT LISTING GAINSFOR 9.955 SBI BONDS 4 SERIES RS 5000 FOR EVERY LAHKS APPLIED DOES NOT HAVE ANY LOGIC BEHIND THE RATE SAID BY SOME ANALIST WAS 9.45 AVERAGE RATE IN MARKET WHICH WILL HAVE AN PREMIUM OF RS 500 TO 550 FOR EVERY RS 10000 / READ TODAYS ADVERTISMENT IN PAPER FOR CENTRAL BANK DEPOSIT RATE IS GENERAL PUBLIC 9.6% ANNULISED 9.95% FOR 555DAYS AND FOR SENIOR CITIZEN 10.10% ANUNULISED YIELD IS 10.49 AS I MENTIONED SENIOR CITIZENS DONOT HAVE ANY ADVANTAGE OF SBI BONDS AND IT YEARLY ANNULISED RATE IS ONE TIME EVERY YEAR IS 9.95% SO THE BONDS IF LISTED WITH PREMIUM IT WILL COME DOWN TO RS 100 ONLY DONOT ENJOY WHEN LISTED
137. Sridhar I would suggest you to raise complaint on Reliance Capital's website. They haven't disclosed the brokers names, but would be helpful is Reliance Capital is one of them.
I too applied 2 lakhs in two different accounts and there was NIL allotment in both the accounts. Wonder if I should register my compliant anywhere? Can someone throw some light on this. Thanks in advance.
I applied one full application for CIL, online through Reliance Capital and I did not get any shares. I haven't complained anywhere. Is there any chance for me get benefit from this order or only the persons who have complained will get benefit? Kindly clarify.
Good news if you were not allocated Coal India IPO ================================================== MUMBAI: Six top investment banks which managed the Coal India initial public offering have been barred from hiring some retail brokers for any share sale till 12,000 investors deprived of shares in the IPO due to technical glitches were compensated, potentially stalling any new offer.
The market regulator has directed Citigroup , Kotak Mahindra , Morgan Stanley , Bank of America-Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank and Enam Securities to ensure that investors are paid before those retail brokers are hired for another issue, said four people familiar with the matter.
The regulatory order may delay share sale in state-owned firms such as Oil & Natural Gas Corporation and SAIL , disturbing the government’s revenue forecast from divestments for the fiscal year. These brokers serve 85% retail investors, bankers say.
The people declined to disclose the names of the brokers who were at fault. The Securities and Exchange Board of India has directed all the six book-running lead managers of Coal India’s offer to give investors the share either by purchasing from the market, or by paying in cash, the difference between the IPO price and the debut price. Coal India shares rose 4.9% to Rs 340.95 on Monday. The regulator may go for similar ruling in other IPOs as well where similar mistakes occurred, the people said.
These penalised bankers can manage initial public offerings, but hardly any issue could be sold to retail investors in the absence of these top 10 brokers whose distribution network the banks rely on to sell shares, those people said.
The order was made after more than 12,000 retail investors did not get shares in the largest-ever Coal India IPO, according to the Sebi. The offer was bid more than 15 times last year. The shares rose nearly 40% on debut. Every investor is entitled to shares under the mandatory proportional allotment method. This is the first time that the regulator has taken such a tough measure on bankers for mistakes in an IPO.
Sebi, last year, disgorged profits from wrongdoing in 21 IPOs and distributed Rs 25 crore to 13 lakh retail investors. Investors failed to get Coal India shares since sub-brokers uploaded the application forms in an incorrect manner on the stock exchanges platform which is essentially technical and not motivated, say bankers.
The Rs 15,200-crore Coal India initial public offering had received 16.27 lakh retail applications, the highest by any offering last year. “Bankers are trying to verify the investor complaints and most of the cases will get resolved in the next 15 days,” said a banker who did not want to be identified.
Retail investors were sold shares at a 5% discount to the issue price. The shares were offered at Rs 245 apiece and were listed at Rs 287.75, while the listing day close was at Rs 342 on the Bombay Stock Exchange. “SEBI is trying to tighten the compliant redressal process,” said another banker.