I request all of you to be cautious and study the pattern at which the QIB & HNI portion subscription before taking the plunge, the issue i feel may not get the full subcription in the retail section, you may get 100% qty.
Press Trust of India / Mumbai January 02, 2008 Anil Ambani Group firm Reliance Power will give retail investors a 5% discount in its forthcoming IPO through which the company will raise up to Rs 11,700 crore, merchant bankers said.
The initial public offering (IPO) is expected to hit the capital market between January 15-18 in a price band of Rs 405-450 per share, bankers close to the development said.
Based on the upper limit of the price band, the company would raise Rs 11,700 crore with the sale of 260 millon shares in the public offer. This would be the biggest-ever IPO in India surpassing the public issue of realty giant DLF that raised about Rs 9,000 crore last year.
This is believed to be the first IPO to offer a discount for retail investors.Rating agency Crisil assigned an above average 4-on-5 rating to the proposed IPO of Reliance Power.Reliance Power filed the draft prospectus for its IPO in the first week of October 2007, and received the go-ahead from the market regulator last week.
Another good news is that RPL is giving about 5 - 6 % discount to retail investors. Anyways, its going to be highly oversubscribed in retails... everybody will put 25k application.... chances of allotment are very low... good luck
dear rateesh, payment option means take a exampl:- suppose you want to invest rs 100000 in r power,@ 480rs then you will pay 25000 rs @ 125, this is first installment afterthe allotment the difference of the amount will be taken by company
Reliance Power IPO may open on jan 15th 2008 Bloomberg has received news its seems that they will be opening the ipo on jan 15th and close on jan 18th 2008 and the IPO price is expected at 405 to 450 rs , not sure how much is true but we are sure that the IPO is going to open this month , and there are also rumours going around that retailers might get the IPO at a lesser rate as per SEBI guidelines which came in previous here , SEBI was suggesting the company to give it for a subsidiased price to Retailers so there participation is higher in the IPO.