ppl who are saying to avoid ipo..wat else can u sxpect more rather than it getting subscribed 35% on first day iteslf..Bidders r not blind ppl to waste money..so shut up n apply wit full force
i m not applied sbi & prataap ipo ,only one reason karvy handling those IPOS'' if i apply ,i wont get attotment .because karvy doing fraud.why sebi has given rights
i applied 2 ipos last 3 months.still not got allotment.do you know that KARVY BANNED IPO HANDLING IN 2015 .SEBI HAS GIVEN PUNISH TO KARVY SINCE 1 YEAR.ONE YEAR COMPLETED .SO KARVY IS TAKING IPOS.PREVUIOUS BROKARGES LINK TIME ,AND OTHER BROKAEGES GOOD.I APPLYING SINCE 2 YEARS.ALMOST I GOT ALLOTMENT
who is the valuer of Prataap? totally drunk. asking 200x P/E Issue price is too high. No doubt company is growing from last 4 years appx 30% / 25% / 35% / 20% from 2013-14 to 2016-17. but if u see PAT, its decreasing in 2016-17 -64% Debt equity ratio is 0.3 its very good
I thnk should be avoid because company is growing and profit is decreasing and issue price is too high (200x PE)
127. R R Patel| Link| Bookmark|
September 22, 2017 4:27:47 PM
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Expensive issue, price on higher side, high PE ratio but one can apply who may take little bit risk and/or decide after good subscription figure (QIB & HNI) on last day around 2:45pm.
So let''s wait and watch........????????
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September 22, 2017 4:27:35 PM
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Prataap Snacks IPO: Premium offering for a consumption growth story Indian snacks industry is a secular growth story aided by demographics and changing food habits. There are a limited number of players riding on this theme and Prataap Snacks appears to be in the “right place at the right time” but not quite at the right price. IPO issue size and usage
Prataap Snacks’ IPO (size: Rs 482 crore) consists of a fresh issue of up to Rs 200 crore and an offer-for-sale of up to 3,005,770 equity shares. At the upper end of the IPO price band (Rs 938-930), offer for sale amounts to Rs 282 crore. Post IPO, stakes of Sequoia Capital (61.8 percent) and founders (31.1 percent) would stand reduced to about 48 percent and 23 percent, respectively. Risk factors – low profitability compared to competitors
The company is focusing on a market share maximization strategy which though has worked well for topline growth may not necessarily result in similar earnings growth in near term. Its presence in tier 1 cities and the product share in the premium segments is minimal and would take time to scale up. Volatility of raw materials (69-74 percent of sales) and sourcing strategy is another factor which can lead to variability in earnings.
Valuation: expensive bet on a high growth company
Based on earnings multiple, valuations are rich. Even if we normalise the earnings of the last fiscal year as per margin profile of FY16, P/E comes to be about 53x which is in line with the FMCG sector average.
However, for a company in a steep growth phase relying on increasing market share and establishing its manufacturing and distribution network, a look at P/S multiple would be relevant as well, in our view. Compared to its peers, DFM Foods, in particular, Prataap Snacks'' implied price/sales multiple is at a discount. While at the same time, Prataap Snacks’ cash flow generation (from operations) is at 38 percent CAGR (FY13-17) vs 11 percent for DFM Foods.
Given the well-established manufacturing capacity backed by pan-India presence through its distribution chain, IPO offers participation in the volume-led growth of organised snacks industry. Long-term investors can benefit from this proxy of consumption growth story in the hinterland.
wrong!! on the other hand those who are asking to apply will avoid issue with full force. single digit roe, such low margins and they are asking 200 pe ? what are they selling here? shares or potato chips?