Data showed shares of Vidli Restaurants, run by Mumbai-based Kamat group, has climbed 700 per cent over offer price. At present, the scrip trades at Rs 96 apiece against an offer price of Rs 10 a share. The stock got listed on February 15 this calendar.
Umiya Tubes, which is engaged in manufacturing of stainless steel decorative tubes and industrial pipes, has surged 413.40 per cent to Rs 53.65 apiece over its April 1 offer price of Rs 10. The stock got listed on April 1.
179. Silapathar| Link| Bookmark|
October 20, 2016 12:43:57 AM
Top Contributor (400+ Posts, 200+ Likes)
Like the greed of promoters failed iCICI PRU, this one will also fail. If ICICI PRU were priced at 270, it would have crossed 350 by now. But now it will not move its up rally unless it touches the low of 270. Similarly, this one will not move up unless it touches the lows of 600. BIG AVOID IMO.
assuming profit of 450 cr for 2016-17 eps comes to 34... and PE Of 23.at 775...not counting new issue....shares as 3000 in cash add 300 crore more profit.....
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October 19, 2016 10:57:37 PM
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by only gut feeling. We did a thorough anchor book building across the globe, along with the domestic market. We have five bankers. We have a very diverse audience. Demand was totally inelastic or not sensitive to price; that was overwhelming. It also meant we have to use different other tools to peg ourselves. Housing finance companies (HFCs) have got a wide band of price to book valuations. We, sort of, grouped a few companies like us and asked, what is the median? Then, we went a shade lower and pegged ourselves there. That is how we discovered our price and I think we did it very truthfully.
Your return on average assets is compressed. Why so, and how does the IPO correct it?
It is an outcome of over-leveraging. As of March, it (return on assets) was about 1.37 per cent. It had further got compressed to about 1.2 per cent by the end of the first (June) quarter of this financial year. The reason why is that HFCs on an average are geared (equity to borrowed funds) at about eight times; we were geared at about 12.5 times as of March and 15 times as of June. That has put pressure on Rota (return on total assets); otherwise, there is nothing to worry.
The IPO will certainly correct that situation and we will be comfortably placed. It will give us that window to further raise capital in the future.
You will become a private sector company after the IPO, against the current status of a public sector one. How will it change the company''s working and its relationship with Punjab National Bank?
PNB put professional management in the company and not interfered for the past five years. So, from Rs 300 crore which was the value as on June 2010, today, post IPO, the company will be valued at Rs 13,000 crore. Its becoming a private sector company will not change our DNA. We will, tomorrow, work the same way as we do today. My relationships with PNB are very amicable; we will maintain it like that.
Your IPO is at a time when the real estate market is down. Is the timing correct?
It depends on the segment you are looking at. Yes, in the luxury segment, the velocities are down. Not in mass housing, where we focus and operate. We are seeing good enough volume. Yes, CAGRs (compounded annual growth rates) at a sectoral level are not that fantastic but are good at 18-20 per cent, depending on market to market.
Banks are becoming aggressive on lending to the housing sector. How do you see that competition?
The component of HFCs in this sector has increased, not come down, due to efficiency of delivery. Customers always like to go to the more efficient organisations. I think HFCs will remain above 40 per cent of the total industry (lending). The market is big enough for meaningful, stable growth. There is nothing wrong if everybody is growing.
Why have you been telling investors that you might not be able to grow your business and loan portfolio at the same rate as in the past?
Obviously, we will not be; that is a mathematical function of a lower base. At a higher base, you will not be growing at the same rate. Growth rates are also a ramification of your capacity.
How do you see the rate cut move by the Reserve Bank of India? Will your company cut its interest rate?
If it gets transmitted (to us), we will transmit onwards. It takes time. That has to be understood.
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October 19, 2016 10:51:37 PM
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Dear Nidhike Sir & Septa Sir,
Just FYI ... PNB GMP has gone up from 35 to 52 (only Buyers)
& Varun GMP has gone down from 40 to 25 (only Sellers)
Nice but the argument is not GMP or it is good or bad IPO the issue is ur method of valuation which is not correct...... so do wonder why ? if your calculation is correct in at Rs100000 lakh per share would be cheap because post IPO NAV is be around 1 so upside according to would 3 times even at Rs 100000 Share
U say i am student and sponge here to absorb and i come here to learn however when we say that method of valuation is wrong....
I will be happiest person if it list at 1300 i am wrong but I am at least know that my method of valuation is correct
Moneycontrol News: RBL Bank Q2 profit jumps 34% to Rs 90 cr on robust biz growth Full News: http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/results/rbl-bank-q2-profit-jumps-34-to-rs-90-crrobust-biz-growth_7652721.html
As heard PNB was one of the banks in Vijay Mallya Matter. it had more than 700 crore debt of KingFisher Airlines. so this big debt will not create pressure on the PNB Housing IPO ?
Pnb bank and pnb housing finance ltd both r different business''s .After this ipo prosses pnb housing finance will become a private company {Holding of government will come down from 51% to 34%}.Mind-blowing growth rate and low gnpa its make it an attractive investment opportunely don''t worry bro apply with full power for listing gain and also for a long term investment .