BIG BREAKING... Sapphire Foods India Limited file RHP with SEBI on 27-Oct-2021
Issue Date : 9 to 11 Nov, 2021 OFS : 17,569,941 Shares Retail : 10% FV : Rs 10
IPO Open : November 9, 2021 IPO Close : November 11, 2021 Basis of Allotment : November 16, 2021 Initiation of Refunds : November 17, 2021 Credit of Shares : November 18, 2021 IPO Listing Date : November 22, 2021
190.1. Crow| Link| Bookmark|
October 29, 2021 1:55:55 AM
IPO Mentor (700+ Posts, 900+ Likes)
nykaa lagne ka chance 8 to 10 per 1 he.. ( naffa approx 8k ) sigachi lagne ka chance 35 to 45 per 1 he... ( naffa minimum 6k ) policy bazar lagne kc chance 7 per 1 he... ( naffa approx 3k )
ye 3 ipo bharna hi he.. jisko risk lagta he wo grey me bech ke nikaallo....
baki ke ipo me preimium nahi he to last day 2:30 baje QIB & NII ki batting dekh ke bharna he.. simple.. ek aur baat sirf nykaa aur fino payment ka hi paida PAYTM me use hoga. to uss hisab se batting karna ... paytm aayega to lagne ka chance 3 per 1 he to batting record tod hogi. baki apne hisab se pai dekh lo...
ager 1 ipo ka paisa he to nykaa ager 2 ipo ka paisa he to nykaa + sigachi ager 3 ipo ka paisa he to nykaa + sigachi + policy bazzar.
Nykaa face value - 1 rs Nykaa share price - 1125 rs
Share price to Face value = 1125:1
overall, what matters is not share price or face value but the share value or in other words, how valuable is the share... for example, FV might be 100, but the company will have 100 Crore shares... you worth if having 1 share will be 1/100,00,00,000 Now FV might be 1, but company just have 100 shares outstanding... now your worth is 1% i.e. 1/100
Face Value was relevant when all stocks used to come at 10Rs during their ipos or 20Rs . Also, when people used to buy stocks for Dividends. Now that time has gone.
@ iamnimitshah Modestly I want to say that What Jamuna wanted to say, as I understand, is that had the FV been 10 , the price would have been 11250. Is she/he wrong ? If she /he is wrong , then fv should be kept at 100cr At least a satisfaction wiil be there that a fv of 100cr is available at Rs 1125 . Thank you
@ Ultrasnow and iamnimitshah mota bhai No expert as yet helped you to rectify your misconception .I will not also try to do it unless asked for the same. To understand the matter,you are to yourself find answer to the question which I have put to iamnimitshah. Take a similar question. You have have been allocated with 12 shares of Nykaa at 1125×12 . You are the holder of face value of 12 of Nykaa. Is this statement correct ? If this statement is wrong, I wiil not argue anymore. If this statement is correct , then one thing is clear that , had the face value been 12 the relevant price would have been 13500 and presentation of @Yamunna is absolutely correct. Thank you
Can you please entertain us with your divine knowledge @spock? I think you have done a PhD on the same.. Can you please tell me just one importance of FV?
@ Spock I can not appreciate the language used by you. Above all we are friends in discussion. Don''t forget it. I know that nimit is an intelligent and knowledgeable persson. He can himself find out answer to any question. I have respect for him.
@ iamnimitshah If @ Spock does not speak as you demand , responsibility vests in me to reconcile and conclude as I have taken part in the discussion and entry of Spock is incidental.
186.12. lokes| Link| Bookmark|
October 27, 2021 11:21:49 AM
IPO Guru (4400+ Posts, 5100+ Likes)
@ iamnimitshah : litte correction in your statement: Irctc after split will be 800 FV 5 -> Irctc after split will be 800 FV 2
And for everyone, face value has no real impact on share price, market cap of company. it has not much relevance. Quantity of shares also adjusted after spilt. So inherit/actual value of share remains same.
In FV -10 stock there is hope that it will split in future candidate, But here Fv-1 it will not split further in future Split makes more liquidity in market and push more participation (imo)
186.15. lokes| Link| Bookmark|
October 27, 2021 11:56:36 AM
IPO Guru (4400+ Posts, 5100+ Likes)
@harit: you are right but that can be done with bonus issue also, like mostly companies keep doing else no idea where share price of reliance, infosys and tcs would be now.
186.18. lokes| Link| Bookmark|
October 27, 2021 12:36:40 PM
IPO Guru (4400+ Posts, 5100+ Likes)
@harit: for your this point: "Split makes more liquidity in market and push more participation (imo)" Bonus will also serve that purpose, so for that i said about bonus. Having difference in split and bonus is different thing.
186.19. lokes| Link| Bookmark|
October 27, 2021 12:42:37 PM
IPO Guru (4400+ Posts, 5100+ Likes)
@KD : Right, for dividend purpose, FV will come into consideration. Dividend percentage is calculated based on FV, still if FV is less then also companies can give good dividend by increasing dividend percentage in thousands even, like in TCS
@ iamnimitshah bhai Please please please Do not take the moral so early . Let Spock contribute. Thereafter my turn .
186.22. P Patel| Link| Bookmark|
October 27, 2021 2:37:25 PM
IPO Mentor (900+ Posts, 900+ Likes)
Face value helps psychologically to small investors. By reducing FV, company split its market price and resulting to increase demand within small investors.
Eg. Many investors will hesitate now to buy 1 share of MRF at Rs.80000 having Face Value of Rs. 10, but if company splits its Face Value to Re 1, shares price will come to Rs.8000. Now those investors will feel comfortable to buy 10 shares at Rs 8000 or can afford to buy with less amount.
So it helps to many small investors psychologically or affordable point of view, otherwise from company valuation point of view, there will be no change.
@ iamnimitshah and others Most politely I present the following fact for reconciliation : The episode begins with an innocuous looking post of @Yammuna. She simply mentioned that fv is one rupee, price is high. Hence avoidable .some friends give counter argument that fv is not relevant and they also go to the extent that the SEBI should do away with the conception of fv . This puts the matter to a larger dimension . I am the only man who entangles against this spread of misconception. Let me come to the crux of the question . Yes, she is right . Had the fv been 10 instead of one, the issue price would have been 11250 . Similarly, for fv 100 issue price would have been 112500 and so on. So, in case of ipo fv of 1 = fv of 10 or 100 is a misconception. None have hitherto given answer to the simple question put by me earlier, may be because of the fact that they don''t want to divulge the fact in this forum . By the by, I say that they are absolutely correct that fv is irrelevant /very little significant but it is only in cases other than IPO. For instance they can not compare two different shares on the strength of fv nor can they use it as a tool in case of trading or investment. But the conception of doing away with the conception of fv is spoiling the entire matter. The fv is fix by the company and SEBI has nothing to do here. Now let me elucidate what fv actually is. For understanding fv, first you are to know what is equity capital.At the outset for establishment of an industry ,capital is required to be infused by the group of promoter. Suppose 5 crore is put. Now , for the sake of proportionate representation , the amount will be converted into equity share otherwise it will be like chanda collected fund of some festival . Suppose the amount has been subdivided in 5 crore parts. Then each part will be share of one Rs face value. So worth of each part will be one rupee. Similarly if you divide into one crore part, each part will be share of 5 rupee and worth of 5 rupee. There is a difference of worth of these two types of shares. Second one is five times valuabe than the first. At the outset if balance sheet is prepared fv= book value If subsequently any person is allowed to enter ,he will have to pay fv + extra amount. In case of Ipo, we are the wistful incumbents. So, if we have to pay 10 times if fv is 10 instead of one. There are many things related to this matter which I do not want to take into discussion . @ iamnimitshah, @ Spock @ Ultrasnow I want your view. I shall be very happy if anybody add something or object in case of any misgivings. Thank you all.
186.24. lokes| Link| Bookmark|
October 27, 2021 11:12:38 PM
IPO Guru (4400+ Posts, 5100+ Likes)
@P Patel: As you are aware, whatever you said, can be done via bonus issue also, and that is also discussed above in same thread. You and harit both mentioned about making share price less by doing split to attract more small investors and more participation, same thing happens by bonus issue also. As you know, many companies keep issuing bonus after which share price reduces and quantity increases, as per bonus ratio.
@Asoke sarkar You are absolutely right when you said that the equity capital is more valuable when divided into 1 crore parts rather than 5 crore parts ( FV 5 Rs vs FV 1Rs ) But you have to also appreciate the fact that these days, IPOs are not actually *initial* public offerings.. There are seed investors, private placements, even pre-ipos.. So in order to keep the early investors and promoters happy, most companies go for splits and bonus issues before IPO only... In the case of Nykaa also, it must have started with an infusion of 5 crore shares at FV 10Rs i.e. 50 crore capital but with so many private investors investing, company has simply split 1:10 in order to have 50 crore shares at FV 10Rs ... in both cases, the equity capital infused by promoters is same... in both cases, the valuation of company remains the same (earlier it would be 5 crore shares * 11250 per share, now it is 50 crore shares * 1125 per share)... If there was no pre placement, no private investor investing, no seed investor or venture capitalist investing, in that case, FV would have mattered because you would get a pie which was less divided.... and FV of 100Rs would definitely be better den FV of 10Rs den FV of 1Rs ....
Now coming to RIL vs Nykaa, Someone above compared NYKAA at 11250/ FV 10 with reliance at 2600/ FV 10 NYKAA has 25 crores shares outstanding at FV 1Rs . if you own 1 share, you own 0.0000004% of NYKAA RIL has 676 crores shares outstanding at FV 10Rs . if you own 1 share, you own 0.000000015% of RIL In order to own the same % in RIL, you will have to buy 27 shares of RIL which will cost you 70000+. RIL is much more diluted as compared to NYKAA you see..
186.26. P Patel| Link| Bookmark|
October 28, 2021 9:16:19 AM
IPO Mentor (900+ Posts, 900+ Likes)
@lokes - Correct another option is Bonus, but that cause increase in capital amount and change in Balance sheet. This also impact many of the key ratios and so management always make sure by issuing bonus, this ratios will not get impact. While on other hand, split wont impact on balance sheet or any of the ratios.
@ iamnimitshah bhai A simple question as it is put earlier demands a simple anwser which you have not still considered. The renewed narration as you have put relates to a new topic i.e The effect of corporate action on FV inter alia. So , it has nothing to do with the topic in question. For now I have no intention to enter this topic . Suffice it to say that corporate action does not change the commensurable nature of FV. It means that at any point of time if ten gets 11250 , one will get 1125. Therefore, your contention does not hold good that in case of this IPO, fv 1=fv 10 etc. Now it is a comfort for me that atleast you are not going to SEBI with the demand of doing away with the conception of fv. The example of Nykaa vs RIL is irrelevant. In the earlier post , I have mentioned baseless of such comparison. Thank you
185. ipo stonks| Link| Bookmark|
October 28, 2021 5:33:42 PM
Top Contributor (200+ Posts, 200+ Likes)
My estimation is HNI will be subscribed by 50-60x. Retailers portion will be booked by 5.5x-7x.
Advising people with free bank balance applying in HNI quota to apply for more than 8.5L so that they get confirm 1 lot.
183.2. Chem cho| Link| Bookmark|
October 28, 2021 11:56:14 AM
IPO Guru (2500+ Posts, 2700+ Likes)
Most of Retailers , Donot use Nykaa products but still applying but HNI are using this product , and considered as Brand value for them hence they will subcribe more than the retail investors
183.3. Chem cho| Link| Bookmark|
October 28, 2021 3:11:42 PM
IPO Guru (2500+ Posts, 2700+ Likes)
Look at the stregnth of retail investors 2.66 times at 3.10 pm on first day it is an crase to get the stock in portfolio
@lokes Now Adding applicant via f12 trick is not working
181.6. lokes| Link| Bookmark|
October 27, 2021 12:44:39 PM
IPO Guru (4400+ Posts, 5100+ Likes)
@Naman: ok so that option also gone now in BOB :) may be they came to know about this from someone, it was discussed a lot here since ;)
181.7. Shahukaar| Link| Bookmark|
October 27, 2021 11:10:37 PM
IPO Guru (1400+ Posts, 1000 Likes)
thank u every one... ek saval tha... shahukaar ka sbi me account ho to usme se 5 application + shahukaar ka yes bank me ho usme se 5 application + shahukaar ka indus me se 5 application esa kar sakte he kya!! reject hoga yaa nahi !! kya kisi ne kiya he ??
181.8. lokes| Link| Bookmark|
October 27, 2021 11:18:16 PM
IPO Guru (4400+ Posts, 5100+ Likes)
Maje le lo yahan baith kar tum logo ke.... 15 application hi kyu bhai....2-3 bank account aur khula lo shahukaar bhai ke and fir lagao 25-30 application shahukaar ki
181.9. Scrip| Link| Bookmark|
October 28, 2021 2:29:14 AM
Top Contributor (400+ Posts, 200+ Likes)
Shahukaar ka kitna bhi bank account ho PAN toh eek hi hoga naa toh issliye eek hi application lagega.
HDFC ke ek bank account se kitni application kar sakte hai?
181.13. Scrip| Link| Bookmark|
October 28, 2021 12:36:58 PM
Top Contributor (400+ Posts, 200+ Likes)
HDFC Bank only 1
181.14. Shahukaar| Link| Bookmark|
October 28, 2021 1:19:08 PM
IPO Guru (1400+ Posts, 1000 Likes)
Are mere savaal ka jawab to do... Shahukaar ka Sbi se 5 alag alag application + shahukaar ka yes bank se 5 alag alag application + shahukaar ka indus se alag alag 5 applications kya esa kisi ne pahele kiya he.. ? Kiya ho to batao.. Reject na ho iske liye puchh raha hu... Varna mere to L lag jayege..
180. sdz| Link| Bookmark|
October 28, 2021 8:41:50 AM
IPO Guru (1000+ Posts, 500+ Likes)
Only Nykaa funds confirmedly will be available for Paytm. Fino funds doubtful and rest 3 IPOs funds surely not be available. So, need to plan accordingly if interested to apply for Paytm 👍
Not interested in Fino & SJS and don''t have funds to apply in HNI for all other 4 IPOs with FF 😂😂
180.1. lokes| Link| Bookmark|
October 28, 2021 1:18:34 PM
IPO Guru (4400+ Posts, 5100+ Likes)
fino payments funds will also be available for sure to use in paytm, if fino payments applied using ASBA . And for retailers, paytm can be applied using upi by accepting mandate till 11.49am on 11th nov, then that way , all remaining three ipo funds can also be used most probably if those are applied via ASBA since in ASBA , funds unblock many times on day of allotment or by next day morning.
FSN E-Commerce Ventures - For those who care beyond the GMP (based on simple annualization of Q1''FY22 consolidated financials & post-money (top end of the price band)):
Tax Adj. RoCE (%): 3.8% RoE (%): 2.0%
EV / Revenue (X): 16.1x EV / EBITDA (X): NA P / E (X): NA
With a fundraise of INR 53.5 bn, this is amongst the larger issues to come to the market with a 10% Retail quota. The increase in cost of HNI funding can be attributed not only to declining liquidity but also the great expectations from the listing of this IPO, which only time will confirm. Interestingly, the market lot is of 12 shares though it could have easily been of 13 shares - this perhaps indicates that they wish to broadbase the retail shareholding of the Company. And though, nothing is guaranteed, any management that thinks of retail investors is always a good sign even though one can argue that given the valuation they are not thinking of any category of investors! :)
Despite the ravages of the 2nd wave of Corona which hit the Company in Q1, a simple annualization of Q1 performance indicates that the Company will grow ~35% this year and profitably. My belief is that it will actually do almost 50% growth this year. Also, the Company delivered almost 160 cr in EBITDA in FY21 on a revenue of INR 24.4 bn which is an almost 6.5% margin. This is enough proof of the profitability potential of the business and even though its priced through the roof, the growth potential and perhaps the profitability that the growth can yield is being priced into the valuation. Historical cash generation of the business has also been very strong even though because of the high growth there has been continuous investment in working capital. For me its a must subscribe from a long term perspective as gradually we will see vertical/category focused e-retailers emerge versus the horizontal (Flipkart & Amazon) e-retailers that we have seen thus far. By the way, maybe I''m blinded by internet stories because my perspective on CarTrade has been proven to be wrong. Keep minting!
Hello everyone , I applied to this ipo using gpay on I have accepted the mandate and I received a confirmation message from my bank that the amount has been blocked but on gpay it''s showing as still processing can anyone tell me if my bis is successful or not .
Mumbai: Investors borrowing funds to put into initial public offerings (IPO) will have to pay nearly double the usual rates to avail funding for the upcoming share sales.
As liquidity tightens and fails to match surging demand toe to toe, interest rates have jumped from 6-7% to 12-13% in two months. With a dozen IPOs set to hit the market over the next couple of weeks, brokers expect liquidity to tighten and funding rates to go up further.
175. SANJEEV SOOD| Link| Bookmark|
October 28, 2021 11:40:32 AM
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Take these 1st day retail subscriptions with a pinch of salt. If one studies the rejection figures in the final BOA, it somewhere lands close to 1st day subscription. Disc. My submission is neither recommends nor a suggestion to avoid the issue.
173. P Patel| Link| Bookmark|
October 28, 2021 10:25:10 AM
IPO Mentor (900+ Posts, 900+ Likes)
Out of the total allocation of 21,296,397 Equity Shares to the Anchor Investors, 7,098,801 Equity Shares (i.e. 33.33% of the total allocation to Anchor Investors) were allocated to 21 domestic mutual funds through a total of 93 schemes.