Sold larsen today @1579... Will buy after Q1 result....expecting to touch 1400 again after Q1 results out...tommo..may downward possible so sold today with more than FD returns !!
Sheela Foam, maker of Sleepwell mattresses, has filed draft papers with markets regulator Sebi to raise Rs 510 crore through an initial public offering.
Sheela Foam is looking at valuation of $400-500 million and the company will dilute 15 per cent stake in the offer for sale.
The company has filed draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) with Sebi for its Rs 510-crore offer for sale.
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At a face value of Rs 5, an unspecified number of shares will be sold to public at a price band to be decided later. The firm with an EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization) of Rs 200 crore would not receive any proceeds from the initial public offer (IPO).
Edelweiss Financial Services, ICICI Securities and IIFL will be the book running lead managers to the issue.
The company, which has 12 manufacturing facilities, developed a pan-India distribution network consisting of over 100 exclusive distributors, more than 2,000 exclusive retail dealers and over 2,500 multi-brand outlets. The firm exports its products to 25 countries.
Apart from its flagship brand Sleepwell, Sheela Foam also manufactures foam-based home comfort products like mattresses, furniture-cushioning, pillows, cushions, sofa-cum-beds.
According to Crisil, Sleepwell branded mattresses constituted a share of around 20-23 per cent of the organised Indian mattress market during 2015-16.
Over the past few months, IPOs from companies with a consumer focus have been a huge success with even retail investors showing great interest.
Public issues of Dr Lal Path Labs, Narayana Hrudayalaya, Thyrocare Technologies, Ujjivan Financial Services, InterGlobe Aviation - IndiGo''s parent, Parag Foods, Mahanagar Gas and Coffee Day Enterprises, which runs Cafe Coffee Day outlets, have attracted considerable investor interest.
"Investors seem to have realised that B2C companies dealing with consumer products or services are worth investing in because they play a major role in Indian consumption story which the world is buying," a market analyst said.
"What is even more heartening is the fact that the retail investor has returned to the primary market, at least as far as the consumer brands are concerned," he added.
I agree with gamble. + the balance sheet looks slightly cooked up for the IPO. Without significant increase in gross revenuerevenue there has been 3 times increase in PAT? How? What changed in one year. The more I look at this IPO in detail more I feel alarmed. I think it would be better to skip as precaution just to be on the safer side.
They had raised fresh capital of 358 crores in IPO. They had also raised 524 crores post IPO through OFS (may be private placement basis). Total 882 crores.
Considering amount utilised for reducing interest cost, their NP after tax (bottom line) should increase by minimum 12.50 crores , without any fresh disbursement. But their number tells d other story.
Growth in PAT is only 16 crores and real growth is just 4 crores approx. from march quarter, if they would not raise fresh capital.
Very unimpressive result. Must see d hammering on Monday.
183 Branches, 348 ATMS, Presence in 13Indian States/UTs, 13Lac Customers Total Income Growth from 207.8 Crores (2011) to 2356.4 Crores(2015) CAGR 83% Net Profits 5.5 Crores (2011) to 207.1 Crores (2015) CAGR 146% Net Interest growth 95.1 Crores (2011) to 556.4 Crores (2015) CAGR 55.5% Deposits growth 2042Crores (2011) to 17099 Crores(2015) CAGR 70% Lending growth 1905Crores (2011) to 14449 Crores (2015) CAGR 66% Gross NPA 0.79% & Net NPA 0.27% (2015) however restructured loans as % of net advances increased from 0.19% (in FY2014) to 0.55% (FY2015) Acquired few of the businesses of RBS (Business Banking, Credit card & Mortguage in FY2014) capital adequacy ratio was, 17.11% (Basel II), 14.64% (Basel III) and 13.13% (Basel III) (FY 2013/14/15) Net Worth increased from 1084Crores (2011) to 2294 Crores CAGR 20% on what looks like the impressive balance sheet
The one thing I so far liked the most is the NET NPA ratio of 0.27% in today''s scenario where the Indian banking sector has struggled such a great deal owing to amount of NPAs built over the years. However RBL has done outstandingly well it keep it such dark green. The other parameters assets quality, cash flows looks very positive giving impression RBL has very sound fundamentals.
Still need the details around the issue price to make out the Market cap its aspiring in order make better comparison price wise with the shining stars from Indian Private banking sector.
Keep in mind the foll rules(S P APPARELS issue size is belw 250 crs) Listing rules for issue below 250crs ** ** ** ** *** **** **** ****,*** Sebi tweaks listing-day rules to check rigging
MUMBAI: Aimed at limiting stock price manipulation on listing day, market regulator Sebi on Friday introduced some major changes for trading on debut day of stocks post the completion of the initial public offering (IPO) process. Under the changed rules, which will be effective once stock exchanges modify their trading systems to suit them, there would be a 45-minute special session on the day stocks are listed, after which it will trade in the regular session. . . . . The closing price in this special session will be the reference point for the stock when it enters the regular session in which there would be a circuit filter of 5% for stocks whose IPO size is Rs 250 crore or less. This circuit filter limit will be raised to 20% if the IPO size is over Rs 250 crore, a Sebi circular noted. . . . . In case of issues of Rs 250 crore or less, all the trades will be on a trade-for-trade basis for the first 10 days since listing. This means there would be no scope for day trading in the stocks of smaller companies during this period. This rule will not apply to issues of over Rs 250 crore.