Does Zerodha allows payment through UPI only while applying for an IPO. I wish to pay through Net banking but not finding this option. Please let me know.
This is my take. 1. Corporate governance, financials, future prospects, growth, Government policies i/r/o EV all is good. Yes. The pricing appears to be steep .This may limit listing gain. But then, about 90% of the issue will be held by investors with deep pockets and will limit loss in case of post issue fall. 2. Promoters getting a bonanza .What is wrong with that? For that matter majority of those who apply are looking for listing gains and are not genuine investors per se. everybody is looking to make a quick buck. That is what a market is all about. 3. This issue is for investors who believe in fundamentals and have patience
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June 16, 2021 10:54:18 AM
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After long time you are writting hope you are fine and every one in your family is keeping good health
Somehow I get a feeling based on analyzing the fundamentals of the company that the listing will be similar to Gland pharma like (15 to 20% gains). ROCE and ROE are 35%. Debt to Equity is 0.2. Valuation is higher side but at the same time it is into high growth and future EV industry.
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June 15, 2021 11:09:34 PM
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May be yes... overvalued companies will remain overvalued and undervalued companies remain undervalued
Yes you are correct. But as per your figures Blackstone is booking loss than from investment made in Sona comstar. Brother check full details. They have issued bonus shares & because of that costing per share has come down to Rs 33.
https://sonacomstar.com/files/documents/annual-return-mgt-7-2019-2020-document-F78gkZ.pdf please have a look at this document. And explain Thanks in advance. (Just a learning investor)
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June 12, 2021 9:53:06 PM
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@ DHARMENDRA SHARMA JI, In pharma- Glanmark, Markson, Aurobindo, Alembic pharma & Cipla IT- Lt infotech, Wipro, HCl tech, Mindtree Chem & Fertilizer- Coromandal ,Chambal, Naveen fluorine, Deepak nitrate Can be considered for medium to long term. Apart from this Balrampur Chini/Avadh sugar/EID Party, Bcl industry, Heranba, Marico/Emami, SBI/Icici, L&T, Airtel can also be considered for medium to long term.
Aniket Sir, Purchased HERANBA on listing around 940 levels (Almost saw 610 levels on downside). So good to average at CMP. Or Good to exit at cost whenever it comes. Please advise.
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June 15, 2021 10:15:52 AM
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Chivitra ji, You should had averaged HERANBA at lower level. Anyway, Give some time, It may cross 1000 during current financial year. Thanks.
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June 15, 2021 10:55:46 AM
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Hello Aniket, thanks for your valuable suggestions, Out of topic, I want help regarding Adani shares, I have huge quantity of Adani power, average buy price is 51, Nsdl freezed 3 Fpi accounts, but adani already gave statement as its ''blatenly erroneous'', what should we do?
MacroTech Dev., UTI , Angel , varroc , precision camshaft , anupam rasayan , IRFC , SBI Card all have good anchor investors but all listed in discount.For long term you can buy on listing day also. At the most 7-8 Rs. listing gain possible depending on market condition.
@HML, see where UTI (60% profit from listing price), Angel (200% profit from listing price), Anupam Rasayan (50% profit from listing price), SBI card (50% profit from listing price), Macrotech have gone. Listing might not be great but Sona is good for medium/long term. So in conclusion the listing price alone may not decide the future of the company. Slowly market will realise company potential and value them accordingly.
I think this is one of the best company in its field. Don''t know why people are criticising. I didn''t see anywhere tht company issued shares at RS.33 to promoter in 2019. And face value that time. Can any one share link of that. Or is tht mentioned in Drhp ?? It is also true that Foreign investment firms like Blackstone n Disney invest in unlisted good prospects companies and make huge profits at later stage during their listing.
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June 14, 2021 12:43:43 PM
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With fake name you give true advice sorry boss
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June 14, 2021 12:51:39 PM
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As per RHP Selling Shareholder is Singapore VII Topco III Pte. Ltd.
RHP Page 27 Bonus shares issue in the ratio of 11:1(1) Singapore VII Topco III Pte. Ltd.* Weighted average price per Equity Share (in Rs ) 32.07
RHP Page 53 Jan 27 2021 Shares 594,436 allotted to Singapore VII Topco III at Price of 384.83 Later in February 2021 11 bonus shares were issued against 1 share So cost of acquisition of one share is 384.83 / (1+11) = 32.07
No one is criticising the company, only IPO asking share price is at higher side and Singapore VII Topco III promoter is selling is stake around 47%, this promoter selling his share in IPO at 9 times premium amount.
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Singapore VII Topco''s cost of acquisition of shares is Rs 32-33, but it is a PE company. I think it''s not a red flag that they are selling almost half their shares as close to 9x the original investment in just 3 years.
Also, I don''t think why this "9x in 3 years" is enough information to conclude that it''s overvalued. If we want to conclude that we need more information.
Eg: Both Happiest Minds and Route Mobiles have grown almost 5x in less than an year post listing and they don''t seem too overvalued. I know they are in tech sector which has huge growth potential, but so are Infy TCS Wipro and all. My point being, it''s natural for small companies to grow by several order of magnitudes - it''s neither too positive nor too negative, but a natural thing for most companies.
So if people think it''s overvalued because 80x PE is high or because the industry is still suffering from slowdown, then that sounds fair. But the argument of "9x growth in just 3 years" and "PE firm selling half the shares at huge profits" alone do not warrant that conclusion imo.
Thanks all for ur reply, nice explanation . 9 times growth in 3 years is what investment firms Moto, Which is possible only after listing. No listing no gain. I don''t think they r interested in listing day gain of 10-20℅ . Investment firms take their money and search for another unlisted/start up growth prospect firms where they can get multifold return in small duration. That''s why investment firms sell huge percentage. In fact I feel they are selling less . I may be wrong. Why would a investment firm keep invested if real value of stock is achieved. One reason is negative impact if sold completely , second is still some growth prospect left and third is searching unlisted firms to invest such huge amount which is difficult. These r my personal opinion. I don''t have much knowledge expert knows better.