I see IPO subscription is being updated only after 5pm on NSE. How can we check real time subscription. ICICI closes subscription by 3pm, So I want to see subscriptions status from HNI and QIBs before 2.30pm.
Analysis of Quick Heal Techno IPO Average cost to promoter is almost Rs. Zero, NAV Rs. 58 & Offer price Rs. 311 to 321 During last 10 years Company has issued more than 300 shares for 1 as bonus All NP of 2015 payout as a dividend fundamentals are weak Intense competition: Margins are thin: RONW is decaling asking PE 46 & P/BV 5 times Expensive bet but may create fancy Opt for listing gains or mid terms investment “Average coast of acquisition of the equity shares for promoters who are also selling shareholders in IPO is Rs. 0.03144 and average cost of other selling share holder is Rs. 96.08 • During 2010-11 it issued preferential equity at Rs. 768.67 per share. In December 2015 it issued equity shares in the price range of Rs. 37.50 to Rs. 110. So far it made five bonus issues 2 for 1 (March 2005), 3 for 1 (March 2006), 3 for 1 (March 2007), 3 for 4 (March 2008) and 7 for 1 (February 2014). • Security Software solutions highly competitive business where number of international and national players such as Symatech, Microsoft, AVG, Aviva, McAfee, Avast, IBM & Intel are there. Third parties are also offering significant discount and in some cases they offer bundled of free. Avast & AVG provides several free products. • Reserve for FY 2015 did not grow in line of Net profit becacompany distributed it as a dividend to the promoters – shareholder
No comments on revenues and profitability but QH is a pure play company in security domain with sound business fundamentals, to me. Security domain is one of the fastest growing domain with similar (even better) future prospects than the data storage domain which in turn grows with a rate -9x more data every two years, while computing power just grows to 2x during the same period.
Hence the way security domain has to evolve in which disk scans are definitely going to be of past era (as it won''t be feasible in any reasonable real time) for stored data while similar but a bit more complex issues (with so many new communication protocols) for the network data requires indigenous companies like QH a fresh input in the form of IPO to fund their activities to remain competitive, given their future plans. We believe that QH is quite capable to do it, specially given their past track records (technically) and of so many years of experience they gathered.
Lets see, by tomorrow, what remains the overall responses of QIB for this IPO. Would be interesting to watch.
Ya, the statistics could come close to 20x by tomorrow EoD. And yes, QH is a pure play company in security domain with sound business fundamentals. They have well defined business plans for the next 5 years and they want to foray big rather in hand held devices going forward. Despite a number of established vendos, the sheer volume of the future security domain provides this company a big level field to play into well.
This 20x subscription is just a guess only, no real data to validate, no speculations either just an indicative term. Only to say that it would be good!!
What to market falling QH what to do Plese let us know....my broker says market 6900 on listing huge pressure will come.....please help eagleye didi septa ji Apply karu ka?
if i apply directly through link https://ibbs.bseindia.com/asbaforms/BidEntryQuick.aspx?ipo=1053 then no need to go to bank or going to bank compulsory or what to do next after applying at above link ?
Sir Next ipo any information. .. Please reaply. .....
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February 9, 2016 3:40:30 PM
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BSE WAS 28000 , then gold was Rs 25000 ,
now BSE 24000 Gold surges to top Rs 28,000-level, hits one-year high
Gold prices on Tuesday regained the Rs 28,000-mark by soaring Rs 710 its biggest single-day surge this year to trade at its highest level in over one-year on bullish trend in global markets and buying by jewellers.
The precious metal has gained Rs 825 in the last eight days.
Depreciating rupee against the dollar that made the imports costlier and shifting of funds from weakening equity to bullion also supported the upside.
Silver also reclaimed the Rs 37,000-mark by rising whooping Rs 1,180 to Rs 37,230 per kg on increased offtake by industrial units and coin makers.