I am NRI, holding DP account in ICICIDirect online. I can apply for partial payment option of this IPO. In prospects it mentioned that NRI's required to submit RBI approval along with Bid-cup-application. While we apply online how can we submit RBI approval. Is ICICIdirect will take care of RBI issue? And, how to obtain RBI approval, as I'm leaving in abroad. If anybody knows the details, please post on this message board.
Dear Friend, Is there option to pay part payment option through online ? For retail investor cut off price is 430. so we can bid for 430 price to buy the share. If anybody is doing online trading on indiabulls securities plz help me to clarify all doubts.
Should we apply for listing gain or for long term?? For long term, there is -ve vibe (as reported in NDTV, CNBC) going on as the first revenue for rel power will come in 2009. What will happen till that time?? Do trading of any stock survive because of name "reliance" ???
My broker has suggested me to Open as amany Demat accounts as possible even if using neighbours name (but make sure that address and pan number is different). He is suggesting me to open at least 15 demat accounts and apply Rs 25000 each to corner maximum number of shares. Also book profit on the listing day I suggest you guys to do the same.
I have already opened 5 accounts in my relative's names.
Reliance Power will oversubscribe hopelessly 2008-01-07 11:58:29 Source : moneycontrol Email Print Version Watch Video Q: The space everyone will talk about from now up until when the IPO kicks off its power. What’s a good way to approach Reliance Power?
A: I don’t think everybody will get much allotment in the Reliance Power IPO, because it will be hopelessly oversubscribed. So you need to now focus your eyes on what happens post-listing and when you take a look at the grey market then you worry a little bit, not a little bit more than a little bit because the grey market price is somewhere around Rs 900 that’s double of the IPO price. Whatever good to that one is heard from the management on the Reliance Power IPO and there were many positives, which came through from the media conference at Rs 900 its very difficult unless the market remains in this very frothy frame of mind on the sector its extremely difficult to justify that price because at Rs 900 you are talking about 2 lakh crore marketcap for Reliance Power, you got to look four-five years out and still you will be scratching your heads to justify that.
Reliance Industries one-year back in February 2007 was at 2 lakh crores marketcap and not even a year has passed since Reliance crossed over that 2 lakh crore marketcap. But that’s apples and oranges just look at Reliance Power at Rs 900 our estimates are that in FY11 we are sitting in FY08 right now, so straight away you take a leap of three-years for generation and you may find that they have 6,000 megawatts in FY11 that’s three-years down the line assuming faultless execution.
You want to look at sales and earnings you take a bigger leap go to FY13 that’s five-years from now, FY13 what the pre-multiple would be on our expected delivery - 90. We are talking about 90-times FY13 earnings if all goes well on execution for Reliance Power at Rs 900. If you look at four-years out FY012 and attribute some sales number to the kind of generation that they have, you are almost talking about 30-times sales for FY012 that’s four-years down the line. It’s a good space and probably this company will do lots of exciting things down the line but sitting out here to justify Rs 900 per share on Reliance Power even if you have that perspective of three-four years, five-years down the line seems like a big leap of faith.
Dear Vishal I think that ur gona mad or just want to play a game be very concious when u put the comments like that. In retail as per Economics Time Paper will subscribe 5-7 times and overall 17 times. so if u apply for 1lac u will get 30 shares and it will list at a permium of 400 rs that for sure. So watch out for the next time.
Relience power VS Power grid Reliance Power Limited (RPL) combined planned installed capacity of 24,200 MW across various geographic locations in India.
Power grid with an inter-regional power transfer capacity of more than 37,000 MW.Further, with the government planning to add generation capacities of up to 78,000 MW under the Plan, a strong and robust transmission network will be needed.
RPL is currently developing 12 medium and large sized power projects
Power grid 15 large transmission projects that include the strengthening of existing transmission lines
relaince power subcription details,what hni invester aspacting= qib- 75-85 times hni- 55-75 times retail- 25-32 times, will be change as ipo come near-thank you