agar eagleye ladki hai ...........to star ipo ladka hai..............agar eagleye ladka hai...............to staripo ladki hai. Let them celebrate valentine ............don''t interfere.....
Bhaiji Ladko ladki chale hai.... Ladko ladko nahi chalta....India hai yo....videsh na haii.. Star ipo....lagta hai...team ko 830 me bech diyoo..loss book..kar liyoo Sadmo lag giyoooo
Eagleeye.septa..salute u guys for so much help.... Thank u guys.. and cont.. ur good work....
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February 13, 2016 11:04:06 AM
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LINK INTIME HOME SERVICE REQUEST MY PROFILE CHANGE PASSWORD COMPANY NAME CHANGE COMPANY DETAILS CLIENT LIST ABOUT US CONTACT US LOG OUT LINK INTIME UPDATES 2 PAYMENTS SECURITIES NEWS 93 4 PRIMARY MARKET TeamLease makes stock market debut Quick Heal IPO oversubscribed 10.78 times Aster DM Healthcare plans IPO in India
Feb 10 2016 2:35PM Headquartered in Dubai, Aster DM Healthcare, is planning an initial public offering in India, where it is looking to expand substantially for which it is also scouting for acquisitions. The privately held health care providing conglomerate founded in 1987 by Azad Moopen operates a total of 15 hospitals, 80 clinics and 200 pharmacies in the Middle East and India. The company has earmarked an investment of Rs 250 crore in India in 2016 on three hospital projects. "There is a big opportunity in healthcare in India as there is a huge demand-supply gap. We are looking to expand our operations substantially," Aster DM Healthcare Chairman and Managing Director Azad Moopen told PTI. He, however, declined to share details of the expansion citing silent period due to the company''s upcoming IPO under which it is looking at listing in India this year. At present, majority stake is held by promoter family of Azad Moopen and over 30 per cent by PE firms. Moopen declined to elaborate on the amount of fund planned to be raised from the public offer. In India, Aster DM Healthcare currently has three hospitals in Kerala, two in Maharashtra and two in Telangana and is looking at a total of 2,700 beds in India across facilities by 2016. This year, it will commission a 500-bed hospital in Bengaluru, Aster CMI, besides adding to its large facilities Aster Medcity in Kochi and Aster MIMS in Kozhikode. Overall, the company is planning a 35 per cent increase in number of beds with addition of 850 beds across Bengaluru (500 beds), the UAE (two hospitals with 250 beds) and Qatar (80 beds). "We will continue to focus on growth in West and South India. For that we are also open to acquisitions of brownfield projects," Aster DM Healthcare Executive Director and CEO (Hospitals and Clinics, GCC) Alisha Moopen said. The idea is to acquire standalone facility with 250 beds or above if it is in states where the company is already present or a network of multiple units if it is in a new state, she added. Aster is not new to acquisitions and recently it had acquired a majority stake in Sanad Hospital in Saudi Arabia for Rs 1,600 crore in one of the largest healthcare acquisitions in West Asia. In the financial year 2015, the company had a turnover of around Rs 3,800 crore with majority of revenues coming from GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) operations.
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February 13, 2016 10:03:31 AM
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May be it is a blind dat-ing call ! revelation later ! like one waits for the price discovery on listing day..
By the way StarIPO how do you know Eagle EYE is female ...just becashe said so on her earlier posts? she could be he too... just kidding.. but these are common risks of internet..
People are making this like romantic site. Is this a park where gerl and boy meet? We should talk about creating a "IPO DAY" instead of Valentine day of Feb 13. . That will also create business opportunities. Logos of company names, IPO greetings, balloons of IPO names, GMP music cassettes, etc. We should create FM radio on IPO and TV channels. then create a new IPO later on it will get derivatives.
My valentine will be IPOs as long as they are profitable
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February 13, 2016 10:58:57 AM
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Yaha pe do situation he.......Ya to ipo me jayada paisa chale jane se dimag ko sadma laga he......yato ipo me jyada paisa milne se dimag ko sadma laga he......
dear niceplaywins, if issue size is greater than250crore rupees, it has 20% circuit. but if issue size is lessthan 250 crore rupees, it has 5% circuit from discover price.
discover price has came at 09:45am on listing day.
this budget jaitley should walk the talk no mambo jumbo to pick start the economy..... This man was the main cawe not having GST when the whole world has GST and now when in power he wants GST.... both parties put there agenda first and nation last.....
septa ji .......................can u put some light on this why TLS is on circuit on listing day , what is the rule regarding this, I thought that on listing there is no upper or lower circuit .
NSE and BSE decided to adopt the “limit up-limit down†mechanism introduced by the US exchanges some time ago but with some modifications. The mechanism prevents trades from occurring outside of a specified price band, and can be an effective tool for protecting the market from sharp movements caused by erroneous orders. More importantly it protect investors from price rigging from operator however this still occur. the most recent case in AMTEX industry and it group company.....
so is it like this that from listing price lets say that if any stock lists @ Rs 300 ( no matter whatever its issue price is ) then there will be upper circuit for that @ 360 and lower @ 240.on listing date, is it so
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February 12, 2016 9:35:57 PM
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I know the following:
All the stocks whether in primary market or secondary market have upper & lower circuits. The circuits are 5%, 10% & 20%. These circuits are decided on the basis of volatility of the particular stick. penny stocks which are highly volatile are having 5% circuit & so on. However during trading hours if any stock hits the circuit, then the exchanges open another circuit by the same percentage. This way I have seen in one stock recently in secondary market, that circuit was changed a number of times during the trading hours on that day. Each time it would hit upper circuit, the new circuit will be in place. I think it was a 5% circuit in that stock. The stock rose 75 % on that day before finally closing 55% higher. But I have also observed that it is not done in every stock. New circuits are not opened in every case. How the exchanges decide it is not known to me
However in the primary market, circuit in IPO is decided in the morning on price discovery before 10 AM which can 5%, 10% or 20%. But the same is not changed on the listing day.
Yeah.Same case with Aadhar.These people said it is a security risk as data is stored at an US company server or something.So what has changed now?Inspite of Supreme court not allowing its except for subsidies all banks are demanding Aadhar card details.So rule of law is also broken and that last resort for the common man, Supreme court is also getting by passed.The parties care about themselves first as you said and nation comes last