Yes, I know I need to apply through ASBA by giving SAS demat details. I am only concerned whether SAS will allow me to sell the SME shares if luckily I get allotment?
could anyone please help me to understand, can we submit NSE SME ipo from HDFC net banking ? When I clicked on IPO, it showed "No current IPO available".
NSE SME ipos are not available for HDFC or am I missing any step ??
Same here unable to apply through hdfc net banking ... We shd complained this to their higher authorities... I have to transfer amount to Bob n then apply
It could be because, HDFC doesn''t support trading on certain SME shares. I use Zerodha+Axis combo and it works perfectly fine. Friend of mine uses Zerodha+IOB and it works for 70-80% of IPOs. Few IPOs are not appearing in IOB ASBA page.
Please suggest whether to subscribe this IPO or Not because, all the IPOs are now trading at 20% discount and those who have applied and allotted have become disappointed.
So far, the subscription is 53.62x. So, even if you apply one lot, the possibility of getting allotment is negligible. Looks to be a fair issue to apply (downside is very limited).
Pros: Stock is available at discount PE of 9.8 vs industry PE of 28. Lead by Sarthi and past record for Sarthi is good. Book is getting stronger every year. Cons: As the company grows, its debt and liability is also growing in same proportion. Stagnated debt/equity ratio of 2.9 at present. Cash-flow is negative every alternate year. ROE is at PAR (9.59%) which is equivalent to the return from senior-citizen FD. Slightly positive: The PE of 9.8 is calculated using (11 month figures of) current fiscal. If we calculate the same using previous fiscal numbers, then it will become ~16 Looking at past 4 years (excluding current fiscal - whose final numbers are not out yet), there isn''t much left on the table. Being a small issue (5 Crore), there would be lot of demand for this IPO and also there is big hope that the final numbers of current fiscal will be outstanding, thereby raising this script higher. I''m neutral on this IPO with slightly positive stance.
At CMP of 40, it''s trading at PE of 12.1 (D/E is only ~0.2 now). It is also a healthy dividend paying company, so you can hold/buy it for long-term gains. I would suggest you to buy around 36-37. Note: It''s P/E is 8.8 (including current partial fiscal earnings). PE of 12.1 is calculated using CMP and last fiscal earnings.
It''s same as mainline IPO. Usually after closure of IPO bidding, 4th (working) day you will get the allotment details and on 6th (working) day shares will be listed. Note: Sometimes, 1-2 days advancement/delay will be there in this process (emerge platform mandates the listing to happen within 9 working days. So further delay is not entertained). So, you have to look at RHP to get the exact dates (for that SME IPO).