purvankara is absolutely a rubbish issue. even if it has priced it share at 400 with face value of rs 5 it is very expensive. look at parsvnath which is much bigger company and almost 3 times profit with face value of 10 rs is at price of 340 so why should i not buy parsvnath even at this price. for purvankara to list at 400 rs parsvnath should then be at 600 rs on its listing . morever all retail with full allotmet will try to sell shares on listing . i see it going down to 340-350 rs on listing.
Hello friends purvankara Ipo is subscibed by 2 times because company sold some property in south india which value at 230 crore last night grey market premium is Rupees 30 which is zoomed by 80 to 90.So dont stop the payments of the cheqes.The share list at rupees 550 on the listing date so invest this company for a long period of time...............................................................
Hello friends, I applied for purvankara,later this issue was revalued and the time was extended for some more days,now how are they going to treat the applicants who applied earlier at higher price or the application will be cancelled.what are the chances i applied through icici direct.Any clarifications???
purvankara is a very good issue at Rs. 400/-. For FY 09 EPS is Rs. 37. So you are getting the stock on mere a PE of 11 only. A leader in real estate in BANGALORE. So, it deserve the Premium status like DLF, UNITECH.
You can apply for listing gains. But, promoters do not have good credit worthiness. Since, real estate sector is doing stock will appreciate... Long term investor... Say 5 to 10 yrs, can go for Sobha, IVRCL, Nagarjuna, L&T and new issue is coming up called CCC (ex professionals from L&T).
Please avoid this... Valuation is tooo much.
There are good stocks with good PE Ratios available at Cheap.
This will teach these greedy promoters a lesson...For sure it will list at discount..if good issues like HDIL can go below IPO price within days of listing..dunno what will happen to this stock
I fully endorse your take on Purvankara to subscribe, but for one more extra reasoning apart from ( in addition to ) those mentioned by you. If you are a serious expert, you should identify that reasoning. I give you a clue - due to same reason DLF and HDIL did well after listings. Dont hesitate to have a frank and fair discussion. If need be, I shall give next clue also.
Take Care.
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Hi friends, Subscibe the Purvankara ipo because the grey market premium is zoom to Rs 80.Management will try the level best to subscibe this ipo.QIB portion is fully subscibed.so subscibe this ipo. It will definetely open at 530 rupees.
this is a good example for people who jump into the IPO fray without much thought to make a quick buck. dont think there will be any takers at even 300 at listing..
Issues like puravankar must be discouraged, only thatn & than heigh pricing will be stopped. Govt./SEBI must think on the line that there must be some limit in price-fixing for a company seeking an IPO. At the same time companies should be forced to buy-back at the offering price of IPO. All investores should write to finance minister & prime minister on this suggestion.
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