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October 16, 2016 2:49:09 PM
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1 point to think just my POV Should a company dilute so much in one go 30% in this Case for future growth especially for finance co??? Lots of avenues to raise money in future when need arises.here company raising more than its networth.what''s so much hurry to raise for 3 years of growth capital even @50% cagr loan book growth.
At current price DHFL is not best stock. It has it''s own governance issues. It offers 9.10 to 9.20 percent to NCD holders. It is very high. Housing loan offered at around 9.50 to 9.65. After all it will decrease profitability.
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October 16, 2016 1:34:31 PM
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@800 issue price
Do consider other return ratio:- Forward PE 29 RONW just 9% Non housing loan 28.5% of total loan book which is risky Loan to developer is 21% of total loan book ( super risky)....repco canfin almost zero gruh only 4% Cost to income ratio 30% ...grun repco n canfin 18-20% HDFC just 10%.....it shows operatioal inefficiencies RoA 1.3% ....can fin 1.6 repco 2.2 gruh2.4 hdfc2.6 Lastly NHB inspection in 2015 found lots of issues including NPA recognition n overstatement of net owned funds, liquidity issues etc.
Considering all these negative points apart from many positives which already highlighted ....800 is highly expensive IMO
Eagleye, I am not considering book value for any analysis in banking or finance sector. Book value is calculated by total properties value divided by no. of shares. In banking and finance companies get funding by fixed deposits, ncds etc. That is not considered as company properties and it is not coming in bv calculations. Companies getting fund by deposits, ncds etc and lend money to customers. It may be possible company is old and initial fund by owners is very less so no. Of shares are very less. This way bv comes high.
Let''s go with some other scenario, if company lend 100 crore and borrower became defaulter after some time. With lots of pressure borrower pay 5 crore so he is not in defaulter list and amount is not considered as NPA. But banks needs to get 95 crore. These all calculations not coming in bv calculations. Company get money from investors as deposit or ncd and company lend money to customer. No. of share are remains same. You can see BV of uco bank and Allahabad bank. BV is much higher than current price.
Another scenario company gave loan of 1 crore and customer is not paying money. Customer is asking my property value is 80 lakh now. Who will take 20 lakh loss? Company never takes this amount on his books. Company always show we lend 1 crore on books. This was actually happened in subprime crisis in USA in 2008.
In short don''t go with bv for finance and banking sector.
going with eagle eye''s calculation of post issue book value, the calculation and comparison with pre and post is as follows (assumption: company will maintain its RONW and dividend payout ratio)
PRE ISSUE BV=169 EPS=27.58 (16.32%) DIV=3.4 (12.32% of EPS)
POST ISSUE BV=322 EPS=52.55 (16.32%) DIV=6.5 (12.32% of EPS)
Fair Value as per my valuation matrix comes to Rs 784.5
The issue will now be coming in nov as per ET report.No one can know or guess the ipo price range.why r we discussing on the totally unknown issue ad it foes not add any value.Similarly guessing the listing price of Any ipo is also a useless discussion as it depends upon many factors. Let us wait for the listing day and see the price
52.1. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
October 16, 2016 10:33:22 AM
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If, NAV = 322/- & Issue Price = 800/-
Then, P/BV = 2.48X
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October 16, 2016 10:41:57 AM
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October 16, 2016 11:51:23 AM
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Eagleye have got hold RHP also is this NAV post IPO or pre IPO
So it post IPO NAV. IMO the valuation of 800 is rich however given HFC spectacular show lately PNB is jumping in the band wagon asking rich valuation at Rs 800. Let see the what is actual come last HFC Imo was a big wealth creator for investors.
BTW i would like to work from Pre IPO NAV then post IPO NAV for PB Ratio
Assuming PAT of Rs 450 cr and issue price of Rs 800, P/BV of 2.48 appears to be quite reasonable. But P/E works out to 28.12 which is high and may not be sustainable.
For issue price of Rs 600 with PAT of Rs 450 cr, P/BV works out 2.00 and P/E 22.48.
I WILL CONSIDER PRE IPO NAV WHICH IS AROUND 205 SO AT 800 WE GET A PB 3.90 FOR PNB HOUSING.... SO IF COMES AT RS 800 I AM GOING TO APPLY I SEE AT LEAST 25% UPSIDE
AT RS 800 IT WILL GIVE IT MC OF 12650 CRS APPROX 3 TIME THE SIZE OF CANFIN HOME WITH MARKET CAP OF 4800 CR AND PROFIT OF 160 CR FOR FY2016
If the company is privately held, i.e. not listed in the stock exchange, it may be difficult to determine fairly and accurately the "fair market value of the firm;" therefore, one uses the "book value" to evaluate the value of the firm as a whole and down to per share. Book value is determined by:
(2) BV = E / S
... where E = value of common equity and S = number of outstanding shares.
Company....P/BV Dewan.........1.86 LIC...............3.11 Indiabulls.....3.12 HDFC..........3.94 REPCO.......4.72 PNBHF........4.73 (at issue price of 800) Consolidated book is 169, pg 89 of DRHP GRUH.......13.28
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October 16, 2016 1:17:59 PM
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@800 issue price Do considwr other return ratio:- Forward PE 29 RONW just 9% Non housing loan 28.5% which is risky Loan to developer is 21% of total loan book ( super risky)....repco canfin almost zero gruh only 4% Cost to income ratio 30% ...grun repco n canfin 18-20% HDFC just 10%.....it shows operatioal inefficiencies RoA 1.3% ....can fin 1.6 repco 2.2 gruh2.4 hdfc2.6 Lastly NHB inspection in 2015 found lots of issues including NPA recognition n overstatement of net owned funds, liquidity issues etc.
Considering all these negative points apart from many positives which already highlighted ....800 is highly expensive IMO
I am not considering book value for any analysis in banking or finance sector. Book value is calculated by total properties value divided by no. of shares. In banking and finance companies get funding by fixed deposits, ncds etc. That is not considered as company properties and it is not coming in bv calculations. Companies getting fund by deposits, ncds etc and lend money to customers. It may be possible company is old and initial fund by owners is very less so no. Of shares are very less. This way bv comes high.
Let''''s go with some other scenario, if company lend 100 crore and borrower became defaulter after some time. With lots of pressure borrower pay 5 crore so he is not in defaulter list and amount is not considered as NPA. But banks needs to get 95 crore. These all calculations not coming in bv calculations. Company get money from investors as deposit or ncd and company lend money to customer. No. of share are remains same. You can see BV of uco bank and Allahabad bank. BV is much higher than current price.
Another scenario company gave loan of 1 crore and customer is not paying money. Customer is asking my property value is 80 lakh now. Who will take 20 lakh loss? Company never takes this amount on his books. Company always show we lend 1 crore on books. This was actually happened in subprime crisis in USA in 2008.
In short don''''t go with bv in banking and finance sector.
just a small correction NAV is 169 not 205 Got muddled with Eagleye analysis so based on that PB we get 4.73 which is way higher then my first calculation of 3.90 IMO PB should be below 4 3.5 ideal.
However growth rate is phenomenal 60% plus in loan distribution in last three years so market may consider Higher PB
at 800 Price is expensive for me like L&T and ICICI IPO promoters have not left much on the table.
however lets wait for the final price band.
BUT HFC is hot sector with PM modi vision home for all
Discussion is going bit disoriented. Many HFCs who have same P/BV ratio if PNB comes > 600. PNB coming at more than 600 is bit stretching it too far, There was a nice peer analysis of PNB Housing vs others which showed its high growth, which i saw but cannot recall now. 500-600 range is ok,
eagle eye how much price endurance will list should we buy on current level
51. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
October 16, 2016 10:00:43 AM
IPO Guru (6600+ Posts, 22000+ Likes)
PNB Housing Finance IPO
As per DRHP, we know: Outstanding Shares pre IPO = 126,923,000 equity Shares NAV as on 31st March 2016 = Rs.168.96 NetWorth as on 31st March 2016 = Rs.2,144Crs.
Assuming PAT for FY16-17 = Rs.450Crs. NetWorth as on 31st March 2017 = Rs.2,594Crs. NAV as on 31st March 2017 = Rs.204.41
Therefore Post IPO: Outstanding Shares = 126,923,000+3,12,50,000 = 15,81,73,000 equity Shares NetWorth as on 31st March 2017 = Rs.2,594Crs.+ Rs.2,500Crs. = Rs.5,094Crs. NAV as on 31st March 2017 = Rs.322.05
Inviting Comments from CAs and other Market experts
51.1. Eagleye| Link| Bookmark|
October 16, 2016 10:05:24 AM
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Contemplating a slight variation:
If the issue size is increased by 20%
i.e. Assuming, Issue Size = Rs.3,000Crs. Issue Price = Rs.800/- Fresh Shares issued in IPO = 3,75,00,000 equity Shares
Therefore Post IPO: Outstanding Shares = 126,923,000+3,75,00,000 = 16,44,23,000 equity Shares NetWorth as on 31st March 2017 = Rs.2,594Crs.+ Rs.3,000Crs. = Rs.5,594Crs. NAV as on 31st March 2017 = Rs.340.25
Inviting Comments from CAs and other Market experts ... Can issue size be increased by 20% ??
Can issue size be increased by 20% ?? Eagleye, it seems you are testing this forum, you will be the first person to be aware of it :-). As per my understanding, which i came to know during icpru ipo, as per earlier amended sebi rule, issue size can be increased by 20%, of drhp which was earlier 10%. In my opinion, this revising of price should be of 5% only...
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