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16.2. jajo| Link| Bookmark|
September 8, 2021 5:11:30 PM
Top Contributor (300+ Posts, 200+ Likes)
@IPO Paji, Hope your comment is in a lighter vein, other wise please don''t make fun of other members who is saying after analyzing its a costly IPO as nothing has left on the table for new investors. One should also consider this company is not in the hot sectors like technology, specialty chemicals or in a unique business to attract scarcity premium. Also no money is coming into the company''s kitty. Why should an investor buy this share from the promotor at Rs. 744 when actual cost for him is merely 14 paise !
16.3. arunARUN| Link| Bookmark|
September 9, 2021 10:17:18 AM
IPO Guru (2000+ Posts, 1700+ Likes)
@jajo For a second assume you were in shoes of promoters. At what price you would sell and why Do promoters should sell cheap so retail IPO applicants as well as QIBs and HNIs can make money. Please remember price is same for every one
It is a genuine question. Please remember promoters will also be paying tax on surplus value. There is some thing called interest value which promoter could have got it without risking any sleep for starting a business
16.4. P Patel| Link| Bookmark|
September 10, 2021 2:24:38 PM
IPO Mentor (900+ Posts, 900+ Likes)
@jajo - I agree with @arunARUN.
Say if you had invested in Infosys shares from their IPO in 1993 at 95/- per share and today lets assume its acquisition price is around 0.11/- per share after considering all bonus/rights/splits/dividend/buyback etc.
Now if you plan to sell those shares at current market price and someone ask you, why you are selling this shares at such higher price since your acquisition price is just 0.11?
Your answer to this will be the viewpoint of promotors as well. π
The total assets of the company are 1928.883 crores and the liability as of 2018 (as I didn''t find it for 2020-21) is 472 crore but I assume it to be 500 crores as for 2020-21 so I am getting valuations of 830 rs per share by (total assets-total liability)/No. of shares issued.
Please tell me if this method is wrong or correct.
Highest bid price 744 diluted eps 20.55 diluted nav 166.96 P/E 36.2 P/BV 4.45 very much reasonable compared to listed peers according to my limited knowledge.Comment if you have any other opinion.
on higher band, P/B Sansera = 4.5 on current price (8th sept), P/B Suprajit = 4.45
on higher band, P/E Sansera = 35 on current price (8th sept), P/E Suprajit = 31
the RoNW for suprajit is 14.42% as compared to 12.31% for Sansera..
I am unable to find any value proposition for Sansera so far...!
9.1. arunARUN| Link| Bookmark|
September 9, 2021 9:57:21 AM
IPO Guru (2000+ Posts, 1700+ Likes)
You are comparing apples and oranges. If they had similar product lines it would still pass muster I have Suprajeet shares as conversion out of their halogen division acquisition. So know about movement of the counter. Counter is good but not exciting Sansera at this moment is the new boy/girl in the school
With reference to query of MOG, you may go to your Bank and ask the reason. It is a question whether any action can be initiated or not. They have 100+ reasons is not a reason. As replied by a gentleman that Bank is not charging any thing for this facility is very childish. A person having so much posts replies like this is not good. Bank is supposed to give this facility unless denied in the Banking rules. Banks are providing many facilities without charging any thing including this facility. When any charges are not taken by the Bank, means there is no responsibility of the Bank. Once cash is deposited, as there is no charges for the same, they may or maynot enter this transaction in your account. This is not like parents who have done a lot for us and in response we ignore them at all levels. Please don''t misguide the members of this forum. Go to the superiors and bring in notice of them so that at least such mistakes are not repeated in future. All Banks have same rules. Change of Bank is not a solution.
After split and bonus a promoter''s one share of fv of Rs100 is converted into 725 shares of fv of Rs.2 and cost of one share of fv of Rs.2 to a promoter is less than 14 paise.
above numbers from DRHP which they must have calculated after split and bonus.
as per DRHP''s share capital history when the face value was 100, share price was Rs99930 (3 Jan 2012). You are calculating incorrectly, I would suggest read DRHP properly.
4.1. CoolAsh| Link| Bookmark|
September 8, 2021 11:41:42 AM
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Does anyone know from RHP/ DHRP how much is the equity capital post issue? Anyway, it should not change due to this issue as its OFS but knowing EPS might tell if they left anything on the table or not
If EPS is about 21, the PE looks slightly on the higher side. 85% of the revenue is from forging and mechanical components. With EVs a lot of these could possibly be re-engineered and i am not sure on where Sansera will be in the new scheme of things. A lot of things being "Unsure" category, i will not invest in this. Forum can let me know if i am mistaken.
Pursuant to the Board and Shareholders resolution dated July 27, 2018 and July 28, 2018, respectively, every one equity share of face value Rs 100 each was sub-divided into 50 equity shares of Rs 2 each, and accordingly, 64,740 equity shares of face value Rs 100 each were sub-divided into 3,237,000 equity shares of face value Rs 2 each
Bonus issue in the ratio of 27 Equity Shares for every two Equity Shares, authorised by the shareholders of our Company on July 28, 2018, was undertaken through the capitalisation of the free reserves of our Company to persons who were the shareholders of our Company on July 27, 2018