retail portion will be subscrbied up to 10-12 time hardly.maximum lot will be received 15 shares only. listing gain per maximum application is 5550.00, this gain is very lower other ipos. so ultimately this ipo are not hero for retail investor. pl fairly coment on above.
Reliance Power IPO subscribed nearly 7 times India Infoline.com, India - 5 minutes ago The Reliance Power IPO is expected to raise Rs107-117bn. The total issue size is of 260mn shares, including the promoters' contribution of 32mn shares. ...
(1809. Lakshman), don't worry...You can choose any of those options...Apply for all max lots for big gains....In fact, ANIL BHAI is in favour of retail investors...
I want to apply for relaince power.but i got a confusion whether to goto for Retail OR non-institutional. which one is the better one in the above two options?which option has a good scope of allotment ? Please reply ASAP..
As per NSE Website, Reliance Power got 19.43 times oversubscribed in retail category at 16.15 Hrs today... So, please take extra precaution while applying for this IPO.
I hold 2 demat acc (kotak and icici) and planning to apply for RPL. Can I apply from both the account for same IPO. I heared that checking for multiple application is dont if both belongs with same PAN number. Did any one does the same thing? If i do this then will my both the application can gets rejected or only 1 will be rejected if they catch it> Please guide me....
A lot of us forget that until about a month back, Reliance Energy had a marketcap of about Rs 45,000 to Rs 50,000 crore and Reliance Power has a zero track record. So there is nothing to support the company in terms of financials or in terms of executions or credibility.
A lot of people say that we are not buying Reliance Power because of Reliance Power per say, we are buying because it belongs to the Anil Ambani Group, which in 3 years has seen its marketcap grow from more than Rs 15,000 crore to Rs 300,000 crore.
This group has delivered exceedingly well in terms of creating wealth and shareholder value and that’s a point well taken if the price performance of Reliance Energy or for that matter Reliance Capital is anything to go by.
But that is exactly my point - if one has to give credit to the group, then go ahead and buy a Reliance Energy, don’t put your money in Reliance Power, because at the end of the day Reliance Energy still has a lot going for it, post this issue, it will have a 45% equity of Reliance Power. Plus I think Reliance Energy is into various other businesses, be it EPC, infrastructure, power distribution and it’s worth anybody’s salt to be invested in Reliance Energy, rather than be looking at Reliance Power at this point in time.
Going by the frenzy created by Reliance Power, i think it may also follow the Footsteps of Reliance Petrolium.
When RPL IPO had come some few years back, it too created same kind of frenzy. It got listed at 101. But later settled for 85, and then around 65 which was its IPO price. Later it even got below its IPO price around 55.
Needless to say that now times have changed, but due to its frenzy among new investors, I feel more and more people are joining it for Short Term Gains.
So after listing day, don't be surprised if it trips all the listing gains in near term.