I have purchase Shriram NCD 10.5% yearly interest payment at 972(+1% brokerage). Please let me know YTM and when it is going to mature as I am planning to hold till maturity.
Dear Sreedhar, Birla has got .67 times subsribtion in QIB while Rushil hasn't any in this category.Still there is 1 day left but as on today's subscription would u prefer Birla to Rushil?
Sameer, As long as it is subscribed in part atleast in QIB ,you can apply.QIB cannot withdraw once they have applied & hence no gimmicks like Vaswani will be there. Anyhow Vaswani type operators who had managed subscriptions have got a solid blow.They will be wary. See Timbor will also give 3K safe returns.So not bad
The near comparable is NC bond of ShriRam @10.5% Annual interest trading @ Rs.990/- which has some liquidity. Deducting interest for 3 months (March 16 - June 20) which amounts to Rs.26.25/-, the yield is 11.44%.
For this yield of 11.44% the new NCD of 11.6% would trade around Rs.1006/- which is 0.6% gain. The over subscription and market hype around listing date may add another 0.5%-1% max. But markets falling like this would only eat away even this small premium since investors would be shifting their funds to more risk free options.
Public sector enterprises under the Railway Ministry could be back on the disinvestment list soon. The Finance Ministry is likely to initiate discussions with the Railway Ministry amid concerns that the government will not be able to meet its disinvestment target for this fiscal. The companies in which the government could dilute its stake are Container Corporation of India (Concor) and Indian Railway Construction Corporation (Ircon).
"All administrative ministries are looking at suitable candidates under their control. We expect the Railway Ministry to soon initiate the exercise," a government official said, requesting anonymity on the ground that the move may also require political consensus. Mamata Banerjee, when she was the railway minister, had opposed disinvestment in railway public sector companies. But following her Trinamool Congress party .s landslide victory in West Bengal elections, she is expected to be more open to the idea of a stake sale in some companies under the Railway Ministry.
The new railway minister is likely to be a representative of the Trinamool Congress party. "In any case, we are talking of sharing the wealth of these public sector units with the people. There should be no opposition to that," the official said. The government holds over 99% stake in Ircon and 63.09% in Concor and may dilute about 10% in Ircon and 5% in Concor. A finance ministry official said the government has strong reasons to list these companies under the current circumstances as small issues, such as that of the National Building Construction Corporation, would not fetch enough money.