i opt for a buy as they gonna triple their output in 2-3 months time period. Also they a big list of companies as their clients Hindustan Lever, Nestle, Cadbury, Britannia, Glaxo Smith Kline, P&G, Coca Cola, Tata Tea, Goodricke Group, McLeod, Godrej, Nutrine, Wrigley’s, Parry’s, Heinz, P&G, Reckitt
Also they have client from all sectors like Tea & Coffee, Pharmaceuticals, Confectionery, Fruit juices, Aerated ,Beverage,s Sauces & Ketchups, Household cleaners, Pickles, Health Supplements, Mineral water,Promotional items, Liquor
I checked with Asit C Mehta, Where they are not recomending for it. But you can apply ay your own risk. It depends on the market flow for Feb. Hopefully, it is not the right time to apply for IPO's, unless the company have good track record.
Good idea is to apply from HDFC online or thru a form from HDFC bank. Write to them, na... they will surely send you a form. Also to answer another question.... follow on issue is because they have already done an IPO in 1995. So this is a FPO (follow-on-Public Offer). no other difference or funny thing.
One question. I do not have any shares of Manjushres, can I apply for them know? What is Follow-on Issue? I know Rights issue is only for existing share holders.
Hey Smart Investor, you have done quite a good analysis. But you see, Tulsian is different... he sees things that you cannot and that is why he is tulsian and you are just some fellow with a pseudo name of smart investor.
Dont mislead people with your ordinary financial calculations. I have seen this company with my own eyes and they are really good in what they do... they are a long term gainer
"Topline for FY 07 was at Rs.80 crores, with EBITDA of Rs.8.71 crores, PAT of Rs.2.82 crores, resulting in an EPS of Rs.6.70. FY 6 months ending 30-09-07, topline was at Rs.32.26 crores with PAT of Rs.1.86 crores resulting in an EPS of Rs.8.85, on an annualized basis. Considering, FY 08 financial performance, shares are being issued at a PE multiple of about 5 times which are quite attractive."
My Analysis:
A profit of 1.86 crores for six months on post issue euity of around 13 crores will result in annualised EPS of around Rs. 3/- only. That means this FPO is priced at a PE of 15 not 5 as our Tulsian says. Some analysts like Tulsian become positive about a company and start talking every thing positive and in the process they will not reveal the truth.
Conclusion:
If market crashes by the time it lists (mostly it will happen), this stock will drop to Rs. 25/-. Even if market is good it may not go above 50/-.
Decide yourself. You want 10% profit with a risk of 50%.???
strong co., I visited them in bangalore. they have very strong clients like nestle, vicks, tata and all. I am sure to buy 2000 shares and keep for 3 months. the promoters will make all the effort to list at 90rs.
Hi Freinds, Manjushree IPO seems good for long term returns. I was checking our thier website : www.manjushreeindia.com and what was impressive was its high-profile client list and continous growth.I am going to invest in this company..
really dis is a gud issue.. plastic industry is blooming by heaps & bounds..one can go 4 it.. some co. dont have any fundamentals even then there price is not justifiable so one shld not make any hue & cry 4 dis ipo pricing..
This is a honest issue in a long time. 45bucks and no nonsense. I know this co. personally because I am one of the customers of this company. the owner himself loks after all the affairs of the company.
I think some of my friends here dont understand the difference between rights issue and public issue. One month open is rights issue. Public issue will open on 31st. Iwill go for it. I am sure it will list atleast at 60rs. will sell on same day. 15rs. has not gone anywhere.