140. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
October 19, 2016 8:48:34 AM
IPO Guru (6600+ Posts, 22000+ Likes)
Dear Nidhike Sir,
Everyone on this forum can see that we on different planets wrt the basis of valuation of PNB Housing ... and since it is obvious that this futile debate is heading nowhere ... therefore, I suggest that let us stop discussing the merits of valuations. Instead, let us take this to the next level ... and get more realistic !!
So, I shall give my timelines ... with targets
Price on 27th October >>> Rs.775/- (Issue Price) Price on 07th November >>> I do not know (Listing Date)
Price by Christmas >>> Target Rs.1000/- Price by Holi >>> Target Rs.1250/-
Over to you, SIR !!
Results are long remembered ... Methods are soon forgotten
140.1. Nidhike| Link| Bookmark|
October 19, 2016 9:15:07 AM
Top Contributor (300+ Posts, 500+ Likes)
Why would I turned to be a astrologer for a company or management which dont care about the small investors. I would rather focus on my energy on other stocks.
Track record of PNB stock performance or greed of current management (even no discount for retailer earlier envisaged) is enough for me to just ignore this now.
Btw I would like to know ur bullishness on PNB HFC is just for the stock or whole HFCs
138. Nidhike| Link| Bookmark|
October 19, 2016 2:57:53 AM
Top Contributor (300+ Posts, 500+ Likes)
It''s stress time for loan against property deals
Ind-Ra says that there could be a sharp rise in 90 days past due delinquencies for some of the large players resulting in revenue losses.
Delinquencies in loan against property (LAP) extended by NBFCs could significantly increase in the next four quarters, says a report by ratings firm India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra). The signs of early stress are visible in the LAP business loan pools assessed by it. Ind-Ra says that there could be a sharp rise in 90 days past due delinquencies for some of the large players resulting in revenue losses. A combination of stagnant property prices, especially in metros and large cities which are the primary markets for large and medium-ticket LAP, and a squeeze on refinancing due to risk aversion are bringing stress to the fore, it said.
Backed by some real data http://m.economictimes.com/industry/banking/finance/banking/its-stress-time-for-loan-against-property-deals/articleshow/54926777.cms
135.1. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
October 19, 2016 7:49:18 AM
IPO Guru (6600+ Posts, 22000+ Likes)
It is SEBI rule that every Company that goes Public has to have minimum 25% public-holding (Non Promoter & PAC) upon listing.
135.2. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
October 19, 2016 7:50:30 AM
IPO Guru (6600+ Posts, 22000+ Likes)
This can be achieved by Fresh Issue or by OFS ... or a combination of the 2
135.3. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
October 19, 2016 7:52:41 AM
IPO Guru (6600+ Posts, 22000+ Likes)
The fact that Carlyle has chosen to NOT EXIT @ 775/- implies something ... think about it
135.4. Nidhike| Link| Bookmark|
October 19, 2016 9:08:16 AM
Top Contributor (300+ Posts, 500+ Likes)
Again u r misleading to prove ur point. Min dilution of 25% is not compulsory for issue of more than 400 cr. Did icici pru or endurance diluted 25%? Answer is NO.
Hope ur act of misleading is not intentional.
135.5. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
October 19, 2016 9:26:06 AM
IPO Guru (6600+ Posts, 22000+ Likes)
10% rule does not apply to RBI regulated entitles
135.6. Nidhike| Link| Bookmark|
October 19, 2016 10:00:02 AM
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Carlyle invested in 2015 @ valuation of 500 millions dollars n selling shares to public in 2016 @2 billion dollars..... 4x in1.5 year....juiced it quite well....kudos to Carlyle team!!!
If IPO size is 400 cr then no need for 25% dilution....3 year window is there.
135.7. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
October 19, 2016 12:50:06 PM
IPO Guru (6600+ Posts, 22000+ Likes)
Sir,
For Carlyle the average cost of acquisition is Rs.113/60
And they could have participated in this IPO as OFS ... but have chosen to not sell even @775/-
I consider Carlyle to be more astute than most of us here .. so if they are not selling @775/- ... then I am happy to buy@775/-
132.1. Nidhike| Link| Bookmark|
October 19, 2016 12:01:44 AM
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As I said u earlier so many times....u tell me any parameter on which PNB looks cheaper than others apart from post IPO BV.
OK let me put this other way....suppose canfin goes for 25% dilution now what would be its BV in FY 17 n 18 n will ur calculation change???
Its very misleading to calculate one comapny BV before IPO n another after after IPO.....PNB is case of diluting too much n its called misapplication of capital ....no real reason to dilute so much at one go just to prop up ur NAV.
132.2. Nidhike| Link| Bookmark|
October 19, 2016 12:22:23 AM
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BTW I m never offended by any comment or disagreement as long as its not abusive so plz don''t put those one liner alws with ur comments.
132.4. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
October 19, 2016 9:13:20 AM
IPO Guru (6600+ Posts, 22000+ Likes)
Nidhike Sir,
I have disclosed this often ... and I shall repeat for your benefit ...
I am f/25 ... Mechanical Engineer by qualification ... and as such I have no formal training in Finance ... So I cannot be anywhere even near a CA
Further I am a fresh Graduate (passed out last year only) ... So I cannot even be compared to a Lalaji ...
So I cannot be a LTCA on any grounds ...
I wear my humility on my sleeve ... I am most respectful towards all and I have never (never ever) used language (or grammar) that is below the highest level of acceptability in parliament.
Although, I cannot say that I have been treated the same by this forum in the past.
@Ghatol: May be it''s good for long term but insurance sector is just below average in India for now. And I looked for listing gains as well. I thought it will list around 315 so I have applied between 301 to 310 ☺
126. Nidhike| Link| Bookmark|
October 18, 2016 10:12:22 PM
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Pnb HFC @775 Clear Avoid as secondary MKT listed peer far better to invest right now.....listed space will outperform this new kid for sure.
Varun @445 short medium n long term Apply .....this new kid has no listed peer makes it even more attractive at this price n return ratio n future potential
Investment banker would really need to sweat it out to make PNB IPO a success.....if u become too much aggressive then ur fate can be similar to Yes bank QIP....should have learnt from past experiences
Think if Pnb list at discount to iisue price then it would almost kill the IPO MKT....ppl would lose interest in big size IPO....hope to see it listed at premium if it sails thorough for the future IPO mkt
126.1. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
October 18, 2016 10:52:02 PM
IPO Guru (6600+ Posts, 22000+ Likes)
Today already had a strong rally in HFC sector
126.2. Nidhike| Link| Bookmark|
October 18, 2016 11:00:30 PM
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HFCs rallied looking at the confidence n aggressive pricing of PNB....even HDFC looking so much cheaper than all these mid cap HFCs
Standalone EPS of 55 this year n consolidated EPS of near 70-75 available @1350 n also don''t forget its holding in HDFC bank, HDFC insurance n HDFC arm n lot others pride assets
L&t group started this trend of high price ipo''s, till then primary market was cruising along nicely, ppl made money, this fy
125. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
October 18, 2016 10:06:55 PM
IPO Guru (6600+ Posts, 22000+ Likes)
PNB Housing Finance Ltd IPO meeting takeaways
Total issue size Rs 3100 cr Price band Rs 750 to 775 Dilution 23.45 to 23.95% Fresh equity issue no OFS Pre issue capital Rs 126.9 cr Post issue capital Rs 167 cr Pre issue Net worth Rs 2204 cr Post issue net worth Rs 5345 cr (on upper band)
Company''s net profit growth was 61% CAGR for last 4 yrs. FY16 PAT at Rs 327 cr & Q1FY17 at Rs 96 cr
Company has RoA of 1.19% and RoE of 17.4%
NIM at 2.98% with lowest cost of borrowing at 8.65% led by high reliance on NCD 53% of borrowing,followed by deposit 25%, 20% CP, 10% NHB and 7% Bank loan
The company has 47 branches in 28 location with top 7 cities contribute 70% of business.
Geographic mix include 40% north, 30% west and 30% south.
The company has 62% Home loan,18% LAP,9% construction loan and 11% LTD and corporate loans.
The company has 70% Loan toward Housing loan and 30% toward Non Housing segment
The company has 45% self employed customers and 55% Salaried customers
Cost to income ratio stands at 25% and Opex to a good assets at 0.73%
65% of retail loans are for resale properties and rest is for under construction properties
The company has 85% of its book in retail remaining 15% in corporate
In LAP segment 85% customers are self employed with a age of 44 to 55 yrs and ticket size of Rs 54 lakh, LTV is 46%, and 85% are self occupied residential properties.
The company has 70% loans in variable rate
The company source 55% of business from DSAs
The company has around 1078 DST which company source from teamlease and on payroll of teamlease
The company has less than 10% presence in rural
The company has leverage of 15x which is very high
Asset quality of the company is robust with GNPA at 0.22% with NNPA at 0.14%. However 76% of the book has less than 2 yrs tenure since disbursement. On 2yr lag basis GNPA stands at 0.6%
Valuation : The company has book value of Rs 169 for FY16 which is 4.5x p/be Pre issue. Post issue BVPS is Rs 320 which is 2.4x and on FY17E BVPS is Rs 342 which is 2.3x p/be and on FY18 BVPS is Rs 377 which is 2x p/bv.
We believe that 2x FY18E Valuation is attractive considering high growth, professional management of Carlyn which owns 49%
However Return ratio are muted with equity Dilution, Asset quality risk may arise in future considering builder loan and 76% of the book is less than 2 yrs old.
125.1. Nidhike| Link| Bookmark|
October 18, 2016 10:28:21 PM
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@eagleye mam,Just few points: 1. NIM declined to 2.71 from 2.93 in Q1 2. Provision coverage ratio is 30% in Q1 against 36% of Q4last yearv 3.Even after 15xleverage, ROE is moderate 17.5%which is going down even drastically after IPO 4.Non housing loan of 30% is very high for a housing finance company which raises its risk profile consirably high to its peers
I couldn''t find a single parameters of return ratio ( which u have also mentioned)apart from BV it looks cheaper than canfin or repco
125.3. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
October 18, 2016 11:24:20 PM
IPO Guru (6600+ Posts, 22000+ Likes)
Nidhike Sir,
Here is my response to you point by point:
1. It is as per industry trend 2. We should look at yearly basis rather than Q on Q 3. Growth at 61% CAGR and you know for sure that it will come at current levels by FY18 or max by FY19 4. That''s why it is giving cheaper than peer on P/BV basis
125.4. Nidhike| Link| Bookmark|
October 18, 2016 11:47:27 PM
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Disagree
1.Decline in NIM is not the industry trend rather rise is the trend in the declining rate senario ...see the result which has cone out 2.not the cyclical industry so can look at qoq 3.beauty of bull MKT ....in 16 u looking at 18 n 19 4.can''t look at post IPO BV ....must look at pre IPO BV ....post IPO BV is misleading
As per normal investor view price band of 775 is too high and experiencing from price band company listing in past. So not showing too much interest and also not to miss the shares from growing sector so decided to apply 1 lot only and keep for long term. + - No of times sub will decide.
124. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
October 18, 2016 9:29:48 PM
IPO Guru (6600+ Posts, 22000+ Likes)
In the case of PNB ... I will be applying and not selling in kostak
In the case of Varun ... I will be applying only if I can sell my applications in kostak
Dear eagleye, please suggest me that i should apply for this ipo or no? Its gmp is Rs 35 and kostak price is 500 what should i do. Should i sell my application in grey market or to hold for myself. Kindly answer my query.