Even if it list in premium, then also avoid it......why to list in loss making company......such a expensive valuation......instead apply in sme ipo of zota......
List in discount 200%....this premium of 170 rs is just to lurr inocent retail investor to get trap in it....do not even sell in grey.....brokers will trap u.....some broker of delhi playing in grey are not genuine......seems like discount 15% downside..
Dilip Davda (SEBI registered Research Analyst-Mumbai), a freelance journalist for more than 25 years had tried to understand company''s claims for over 75 per cent revenue coming in last quarter as stated on page 440 and 441 of RHP. When asked by him for giving breakup of turnovers for the nine months ended on December 2013, 2014 and 2015, management declined to share the info. HENCE, I MAY NOT SUBSCRIBE. IF ANY BODY CAN CONVINCE ME TO SUBSCRIBE, I MAY.
S Chand is a company which has been in market for more than 7 decades. That does show management''s focus in their business and they are also future ready in terms of digital content.
S Chand commands 25% premium in grey market Business Standard24 Apr 2017 The ~728-crore initial public offering (IPO) of education venture S Chand and Company could do well if grey market premiums are anything to go by. According to market players, shares of the company are commanding premium of 22-25 per cent in the grey market. S Chand, the first IPO of the financial year 2017-18, is entering the market after stellar success of Avenue Supermarts and Shankara Building Products IPOs launched in March. S Chand is seeking valuations of about 36 times its FY17 estimated earnings at issue price of ~660 to ~670 apiece.
No you cannot apply in both categories with same PAN. Both your application will be rejected. IMO what eagleye meant that she has multiple accounts with different PAN( family and friends)
Navneet also has a higher Return on Net Worth (RONW) of 20.3% in FY2016 as compared to S Chand’s 7.8%. Navneet is Available at 25 PE and S Chand 40 PE
I was watching S Chand IPO roadshow which my friend had forward. When about 9 months loss and latest TO. the management mention 75% of sales happens in last quarter so we can assume the total topline will be 600 Crs plus Chhaya Prakashani max 150 Crs give it a total TO 750 Crs maximum Since margin are different S chand margin was around 8% to 11% so average 9%
meaning 600 Cr 9% 54 Cr and Chhaya 150 Cr at 22% margin meaning 33 Cr
so NP for 2017 max would be 54+33 = 87 Crs even with so bullish estimate i still get a PE of 27 when Naveent is available at 24 PE at 10% discount
From all scenario this IPO you need to Avoid
have look at review could not post it here it says avoid
BTW chhya a 30 Cr NP business was brought forenterprise value of Rs 220 crore now S Chand wants us to value it 3250 Crs for 70 Crs business this how people lose money
Avoid buy any pharma IT cement bank share they r better bets
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Yes, I too feel it is expensive at the offer price of 660 plus because as per my analysis I got a fair value of 520-530 per share. I got this fair value by DCF approach and also keeping in mind all the qualitative factors which I had already stated in my previous posts.
But somehow I feel it shouldn''t be compared with Navneet although it is the closest listed peer of the company as per RHP. Suppliers, customers and products of both companies is different.Even though on comparison we may find it is better than Navneet if we look at some of the growth drivers.
Wasim all mutual fund house have Arbitrage fund here is list http://www.moneycontrol.com/mutual-funds/performance-tracker/returns/arbitrage-and-arbitrage-plus.html
Shivajee Apply and sell your application in grey market. I am not that bullish on this counter however market and broker are very positive on this IPO. Since you in chennai. Call few brokers working in sowcarpet and vepery area use justdail to locate them.
The company is not a startup. It is an organization of more than seven decades which have grown organically and inorganically. The management is focused in their business and they are also future ready in terms of digital content.
S Chand is the largest textbooks publisher in India catering to the CBSE/ICSE Kâ€12 market having strong Panâ€India footprint. It has created/acquired brands over the years and has been successful in increasing its school bag content share in CBSE/ICSE schools. Its strategy of acquiring niche players like Vikas/Madhuban to fill the product gaps in Hindi titles and Saraswati brand to bolster content strength in French & languages has contributed to growth significantly. S Chand has spent ~Rs4.5bn (Rs3.4bn goodwill) over the past 4 years in acquiring companies and then gradually scales them up. We feel this strategy to grow by aggregating is a crucial aspect for anyone who wishes to grow in the Indian Publishing market. The IPO consists of Rs3.25bn fresh issue and Rs4bn OFS from Everstone Capital/Promoters valuing the business at a Market Cap of Rs23bn implying an EV/EBIDTA of 16.4xFY17E which seems fully priced. However, considering strong parentage, branded portfolio, professional management, reducing debt profile post IPO, good growth opportunity & limited listed opportunities to play the Publishing segment, recommend “Subscribe†with a long term objective.
Please do not think all IPOs are good. Do your analysis, workout and then apply. Lot of greedy promoters make use of greedy investors. It is a myth that all IPOs are fairly priced.
To me it is very costly. Our ultimate aim is to make profit. Whether it should be through S Chand or not have to be decided by individuals.
Do you have a method to analyse? Pls lt me know how to do it exactly? Please put your method as step by step points.
The role of this forum should provide us not only with profits, but educating others so that we can analyse. Pls spread the education. Thanks in advance
S Chand - Share capital as on 10/04/2016 - 403304 shares of FV 5 amounting to Rs.2016520/- On 29/04/2016 issued Bonus Shares 73:1 and the Capital increased to 14.92 Cr. Bonus constitutes 98.65% of the pre issue capital. Cost per share of original Equity 132.14 per share against the issue price of 660 to 670. If the QIB and HNI response is robust then Retail can consider applying. R Thiagarajan CHENNAI