Actual i did not say avoid at all however i did say nothing much left (big difference) so it was more amber then green But i was against the way eagleye valued post PB ratio also i thought it should have come with 560 price would have been a stellar IPO at 775 is a priced IPO with limited upside short term however long term it is good
74.1. Septa Oct 18, 2016 12:36:17 PM IST PNB Housing Finance Ltd IPO
SO IN SHORT IT IS RISK BET CHANCE OF LISTING GAIN DEPEND ON HOW MARKET TAKES ADDTIONAL REVENUE GROWTH.... SO IT IS NOT A SURE SHORT LISTING GAIN BUT RISK BET SO APPLY WITH CAUATION .
WITH REGARDS TO ME APPLY I WILL HAVE TO READ THE RHP MORE IN DETAILS
ALSO LOOKING AT GMP OF 35 BEST OPTION IS APPLY AND SELL IN GREY MARKET
74.5. Septa Oct 18, 2016 3:31:20 PM IST PNB Housing Finance Ltd IPO
Eagleye u really don''''t have to revisit Holi 2017 Bcoz we r at the same page. If you look at my calculations my vaule came at Rs 1029.48 and urs Rs 1013.
We being a old hag would like to give MIS 25%
With regards 3x 4x pv pnb bank is available at .68 pv and most bank other then the new banks and micro finance is available at less then 1.5 pv
BTW MC of Pnb bank is around 26000 Cr at 1351 PNB HOUSING MC WILL BE 23500 Cr
Also having NAV OF 300 plus post IPO TO CALCULATE pv IS DANGEROUS IMO
Dear @Septa, @Nidhike, @Eagleye First of all thank you for guidance on Endurance (although no allotment for me), Can you all please give your final call on PNB HF IPO
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October 20, 2016 8:32:07 PM
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Depends on ur risk profile.... In my mind there is no doubt that there is nothing left. so whatever gains may occur it will be because of bullishness of HFCs sector. Hdfc canfin Gruh better bet than this at thus price for investment.
On a highway ....u can speed up beyond speed limit n reach ur destination faster but do remember speed thrills but kills ( I don''t like over speedind 60%+ CAGR in financing business)
Technique is the basis of every pursuit. If you''re a sportsman or you''re a singer or a swimmer, well that comes under sport but you have to develop a basic technique to know what you''re doing at any given time. The stock market is overpriced. Everything is overpriced. CAGR is king and u also know market gives better PE for a growth story even if the growth is faulty so if you apply the clear technique chances of the speedy elephant (PNB) will reach finishing line
Caution: i like taking risk PNB IPO is risky bet which i will take
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October 20, 2016 9:02:27 PM
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@Septa IPO investment should be a no brainer...why would I invest in IPO when its the case of + or - 10%.....why not secondary MKT?????
Nidhike 10% is not much for IPO u r 100% right. I buy more one it get listed or apply in HNI if the issue is subscribed below 10
BTW what made u think i do not invest in Secondary market. Percision Camshaftan IPO i was very very bullish but it was a catastroph applied under HNI brought from more more more many in forum cracked joke about my investment strategy booked a book loss of 1 million rupee with cross trade with my accounts for last financial year for tax benefits presently i am setting a good 4 million on black and IMO the game has just begun in case of PCL at 186 MC of 1600 Cr with market share of 12% world camshaft market and growing PE of 22 and growing double digit at least for next 5 years.
http://www.bloombergquint.com/markets/2016/10/18/india-property-used-as-bad-loan-backing-may-be-worth-45-billion India Property Used as Bad-Loan Backing May Be Worth $45 Billion
Anto Antony (Bloomberg) -- The value of Indian real estate posted as collateral for problem loans could be worth 3 trillion rupees ($45 billion), according to a unit of India’s largest mortgage lender.
HDFC Realty has been approached to sell such property assets by three banks seeking to recover some of their soured loans, said Chief Executive Officer Vikram Goel. He declined to identify the lenders or give the value of the assets they’re seeking to unload.
Lenders are stepping up bad-loan recoveries as a March deadline set by the central bank to clean up their balance sheets draws closer. The stressed-asset ratio for the country’s banking system has risen to the highest level in at least 17 years, curtailing bank profitability and eroding capital buffers.
“Banks are approaching us for help with disposal of the real estate collateral due to our presence across the country and also as they believe that we have proper systems and processes in place,†Goel said in an interview last week at his office. “It is a good business opportunity for consultants like us.â€
Goel declined to say what fees his firm would charge for disposing of the property assets. More than 50 percent of its revenue comes from advising on the sale of residential properties. The unit of Housing Development Finance Corporation Ltd. also offers consulting and valuation services, as well as the sale or leasing of land and commercial properties. The company has more than 400 employees in 19 cities across India.
HDFC Realty has been involved in selling distressed assets before. Earlier this year, the Securities and Exchange Board of India appointed the consultancy and SBI Capital Markets Ltd. to sell properties owned by financier Subrata Roy, who was imprisoned in early 2014 for allegedly defrauding investors. Roy is currently out on parole.
Goel said HDFC Realty’s current mandate is to sell 30 properties owned by Roy’s Sahara India Pariwar, which are valued at about 24 billion rupees.
At a price band of INR 750-775, the issue is priced at 4.6x FY16 P/B (and at 2.5x adjusted for IPO funds) which is attractive given its track record of growth, stable return ratios and robust outlook on the housing finance industry. Management conducted restructuring of entire business which began in FY11 and concluded in FY16, resulting into significant improvement of the business. The outcome was a robust 62% loan book CAGR over FY12-16. Though the company''s ROE is lower (at 17.6%) than the industry peers (22.4%) however growth in AUM has been significantly higher (62% vs 20-25% for industry). Valuation is at a reasonable discount to its peers, when considered on the post issue book value.
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Lot of investor are not aware that NPA in HFC is recognised only after 5 years maturity of loan. PNB HFC loan book is very new all thus 65% growth has come in last 2 years so more then 85% of loan book is below 2 years. SO that is reason NPA is low HFC is a good sector but PNB HFC at Rs775 will give limited listing gain better option available in secondary market. However growth is key here and market will give big valuation if they see big growth.
So reading RHP AND WORKING OUT EXCEL SHEET AND HFC SECTOR IN DEMAND I AM GOING TO APPLY THIS IPO NOT BCOZ LOW PB BUT THE GROWTH RATE AND NEW MONEY COMING IN THE ORGANISATION
AND MY BIGGEST FAVOUR IN APPLYING THIS IPO IS INDIAN HOUSING FINANCE IS STILL DEVELOPING WORST COME WORST IT WILL LIST AT 700 AND IF MARKET LIKE IT GROWTH THEN 1300 BY HOLI IT WILL LIST
CAUTION: finance is risky business default risk erode value faster then value it builds
Mr. Speta I love this sector & investor of it, My holding DHFL bought@ 180-185 now trading at 325-330 within 2 quarters, bought HDFC @ 1050-1090 now trading in 1350+ I don''t feel it will prove better than theses two. wish you greater Luck.....
OM good on u mate it is always nice to hear RI making money. As i said in one of comment PBV was below 2 in most HFC six months back which were great buy. What really i like is ticket size of the loan 32 lakhs which account for 70%loan book and rest 30% ticket size 57 lakh.
I wished they came at Rs560 but equitas ujjivan RBI success we getting this IPO at Rs775
Also this additional fund will be like booster shot for already high CAGR of 65%
If someone have comfort & conviction on investing in PNB HF through IPO should even rethink twice, If you can go with PNBHF than why not DHFL much better on any front comparable to PNBHF . If you get 10% upside in PNBHF than DHFL will give 15%+ returns.
most are comparing PNBHF with HDFC, which is misleading & unfair. 1. HDFC have great sustainable track record in Housing Finance business. 2. forget housing finance, HDFC have many treasures in Balance Sheet 3. HDFC hold 26.21% holding of HDFC Bank 4. HDFC hold 42.5% in HDFC Standard Life 5.HDFC hold 60% stake in its Asset management CO. 6. HDFC hold 74% in HDFC Ergo General Insurance 7.HDFC hold 58.59% in Gruh Finance Apart from these HDFC holds sizable stake of ILFS, NSE, RBL Bank & many more....
so guys just buy HDFC, No one is comparable here..... Many value unlocking will going to happen soon....
on Consolidated basis HDFC trading at less than 20 PE multiple on TTM basis & trading at FY17E P/E at 16-17, If some one don''t consider treasures in Balance sheeet
HDFC is rock solid. Kudos to you for highlighting all the hidden gems that HDFC is invested in. And the management of HDFC is superb. HDFC are pioneers in housing finance. It is a veritable TRUE BLUEST OF BLUE CHIP companies operating in India. There isn''t a single mutual fund that is not invested in HDFC!!!
PNB housing is like a side show. Do not ever compare HDFC with it. They are world''s apart.
All retail investors can only try their hand at flipping/listing gains.
If anyone believes in the future of housing finance in India, look no further than HDFC. Just buy and forget. There may not be huge fluctuations but you will never lose money in HDFC. It is a low Beta stock but a GEM of a company
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October 20, 2016 8:25:59 PM
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Valuation of Hdfc treasures: Hdfc bank 80000 cr Hdfc life 25000 cr HDFC AMC 12000 cr Extra 15-20000cr Total comes to around 130000cr MCAP HDFC 215000cr
Thanks Mr Prakash, HDFC still can give 20% YoY returns with safety of Investment. Not Bad at all Mr Nidhike you rightly said that "Elephant can''t dance like Monkey" but here HDFC is Lion. King of Business... Though I appreciate your views
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October 20, 2016 8:35:27 PM
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@Om But I myself dance like elephant n don''t like dancing like monkey :)
Good work Nidhike, Pls don''t take anything personal, I rate you very knowlegeble. ðŸ™
In my view value of its investments will arrive anywhere between 185k-220k Crs. As it has many unqouted holdings, businesses, strategic stakes, exact valution can''t be arrived.
Nidhike Your own research proving my point. Don''t forget investors getting it along with HF business. HDFC have both value unlocking plus business Growth. I again put my view to the Forum, :- Secondory market have better options than PNB HF.
On making a research on the net I find that there is no reason to change my first impression that the IPO pricing is aggressive compared to peers and it is actually priced based on future earnings in 2017-18 .So it may list at a small bubble over issue price or at a discount to it. Do not expect any great gains in short term. Strong positives are that the PB as on 2016 at 2.35/2.5 is lowest among peers with the exception of DHFL. This will further improve post IPO and expected to be 2 times. Company has a very low GNPA of 0.22% compared to its peers with the exception of DHFL which has 1.75%. DHFL exclusively finances small ticket business compared to peers including PNBHF. PNBH has an excellent and exceptional CAGR in recent times compared to peers. This growth rate may accelerate post infusion of IPO funds. This may or may not affect current GNPA. Probability of GNPA increasing is higher as NPA is a risk of compulsion for growth. Please take look at the table below: Following data is as on March 2016 except for CMP (source RHP) EPS PE PB RONW Current MP PE at CMP and 2016 EPS HDFC 44.43 28.25 5.82 21.81 1358 30.56 LICHF 33.05 14.97 2.71 19.51 618 18.69 INDIABULLS 59.84 11.21 2.64 27.67 878 14.67 DHFL 22.59 7.93 1.13 14.63 332 14.69 REPCO 24.68 31.13 4.99 17.36 780 31.60 PNBHF 27.58 ???? 2.5 17.60 ?????? All high numbers are in bold letters and low in italics. Current PE is available in a financial website; please do your own calculation. In every parameter DHFL has the lowest numbers including CMP. Its PE is much higher today if we take historical 2016 EPS. This I attribute to higher growth envisaged on account of massive fund raising via NCD and foreign flows. Market seems to have factored this in. If we take PNBHF IPO higher price band of 775 as MP, the PE on 2016 EPS works out to 28.10. Post IPO they will have more funds for future growth without any coupon payment as in the case of NCD. But the problem is PE of 28.10 is at par with industry leader HDFC (or the others) which has a much better RONW. These of course will get corrected post IPO. But the IPO price hardly leaves anything on the table for a RII who are looking at listing gain. In conclusion I would say PNBH is an excellent long term bet. A high risk taker can apply in IPO and others may buy post IPO.
But still a very good and painstaking effort. Thanks.....
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October 20, 2016 4:24:22 PM
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good post, LIC comes very close in comaprison with PNB If LIC quotes at 618, with slightly better fundamentals, so at 775/- PNB is grossly overpriced. Thanks Chitra for your efforts
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October 20, 2016 5:05:25 PM
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Your assessment is very informative. But I still believe that the pricing of PNBHFL is very high and opportunistic of the management to fleece the new shareholders. The present share price, discounting & quality of top Peers like HDFC & LIC HFL is far better than PNBHFL who is pricing in the future at present. The management is acting like a greedy private sector promoter. Retail Investors should be causious and should take serious thought about applying
I observed all analysts, news paper, websites etc. comparing only P/BV for PNB. This is because it is low to peers like HDFC, GRUH, CAN FIN. Many more are comparing pre ipo and post ipo BV. Even more projected BV compared for 2017 and 2018. I think only BV is not a comparison factor. We can''t compare it with HDFC. I remembered famous quote "Kaha Raja Bhoj and kaha Gangu Taili".
Analysts forgot to compare real things like loan book quality, housing loan client ratio etc. PNB has more than 75% loan book only 2 years old. PNB has only 67% loan to housing loan segment. Housing loan is referred as very safe. Both these are not good compared to peers.
We need to understand PNB is new and loan book is only 2 years old. Obviously NPA is very less. That is nothing interesting. Another thing it is backed by Punjab National Bank. Management is as same as Bank. After all it is government. Management of peers is far better than PNB Housing Finance.
We are predicted price for 2017 and 2018 based on predicted BV for 2017 and 2018. Why we can''t wait till 2017 and 2018 when we see actual nos.?
It is better to avoid this high price issue and see listing. I don''t see any much listing gain. Give time of 1 to 2 year to company. See nos. quarter by quarter and make decision afterward.
If you compare it on P/B method than DHFL should be qouted at 600-650 Biased ppl not comparing PNB HF with dhfl. High Growth, consistent performance, Impressive Rating... Buy DHFL from market & give a miss to PNBHF
After reading the posts, I find Nidhike and Septa analysis to be sensible and correct. You both are great and its a pleasure reading your views. Thank you and keep up the good work for the benefit of layman in finance like me . Will not apply in PNB :)
Lol ..@ the Negative boarders and their fuzzy logic to make the mountain out of a molehill that actually doesn''t exist. Yes ..Had PNBHF priced the issue at A Million / Share, the BV would have skyrocketed and fetched them a laughably high Price based on such BV ..But who does that? Not even the likes of L&T promoters who are known to make the investors cost a world for the peanuts they are selling... Come now people ..that 775 can''t just be a random number that hit the promoter''s whimsical minds ...Or do you believe they got it by rolling dice? :))) BTW ..Which listed (LISTED - Thats the word) HFC trades at 3 /4 /5 times their BV PRIOR to their maiden equity issuance? .. And then what about the intrinsic value based on the growth rate / cash flows that clearly make PNBHF stand a head and shoulders above all other Cos? .. Well there is ample light around us to be able to see everything ..But then one must first remove the blindfold that''s stopping them from seeing the reality ..Or so I would love to believe...
Maniac the answer to your question "Which listed (LISTED - Thats the word) HFC trades at 3 /4 /5 times their BV PRIOR to their maiden equity issuance?"
The answer is all in fact 6 months all these HFC were below 2.