Mindtree doesn't appear to be a professional company. It is evident from their selection of Mondkar Computer Pvt Ltd as Registrars to the Issue. They should have gone for companies like Karvy, a public limited company.
Dear Mr Raghu, This is a good IPO to be listed in a few days. Even if you do not get any allottment you can corner some shares in the market especially when it is so down Rajan
The SEBI Act clearly distinguishes days and working days. In some cases, SEBI has used the term 'days' and in some cases, SEBI has used the term 'Working Days'. Hence, we can conveniently assume that it is calander days.
SEBI Guideline 6.13.2.26 (b) in respect of Book-built issues says that in case of non-despatch/non-refund of allotment money would force the companies to pay interest @ 15% per annum.
The guideline reads as under:
"The company agrees that allotment of securities offered to the public shall be made not later than 15 days of the closure of public issue. The company further agrees that it shall pay interest @15% per annum if the allotment letters/ refund orders have not been despatched to the applicants within 15 days from the date of the closure of the issue."
Dear Ramesh The bankers are definitely benefited by this process. Do you agree on that? Also, the possibility of tie-up with bankers for some ulterior motives cannot be ruled out.
Dear all frustrated investors, They collected Rs.245512310200 from investors @ an oversubscription of 103.28 times. That means Rs.243135157700 must be refunded to those who don't get any allotment. This works out to approx. Rs.4000000 in interest / day at say, 6% annual interest. So, you know why they are not very keen to return your money or announce the allotment details.