26/Apr/16 – Participation by Anchor Investors 27/Apr/16 – Bid/Offer Opens 29/Apr/16 – Bid/Offer Closes 04/May/16 – Finalisation of Basis of Allotment 05/May/16 – Unblocking of Funds from ASBA 06/May/16 – Credit of Equity Shares to Demat Account 09/May/16 – Commencement of Trading on NSE/BSE
in above link i can see cut off applications are very less, if allotment is done at cutoff price which is 446 then chances of allotment is more because rest all bids will be rejected. Please let me know if my understanding is correct
Septa or Eagle eye or any expert pls reply : I have done first time asba application thru bank. Submitted form today, but amount not blocked upto now. How many days it will take to reflect block?
u got the acknowledgement receipt from the bank next u will get SMS from exchange depending on which exchange the bank update also once this is done money will be blocked in your account
Amount is blocked as soon as you apply for IPO... If you check available balance in your account, it will be equal to (available balance - bid amount) but in mini statement you will not see any blocked amount.
That''s perfect reply septa. Mr nmg what u r telling is applicable for icicidirect account where immediate blocking done, but my query was for as a form submitted to bank as I have trading account with sharekhan
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April 29, 2016 9:49:27 PM
IPO Guru (6600+ Posts, 21900+ Likes)
The Retail applications are still being uploaded ... Time further extended indefinitely ... until all forms are uploaded completed ... this issue has broken all previous records in terms of RII participation !!!
The article covers how RII allotment process done.
How IPO shares gets allotted to retail investors
A series of recent initial public offerings (IPO) saw good participation by retail investors. In almost all the good issues, the quota for retail investors was oversubscribed. This is a good signal for the market as it shows significant interest from investors in equity as an asset class.
However, retail investors who had applied for some recent IPOs seem more confused as there is no logical explanation to the manner in which shares were allotted. For example, in the issues of Alkem Labs and Dr Lal Pathlabs, where retail portion was oversubscribed over three times, several retail investors have complained they did not receive even a single lot of shares despite subscribing to the full quota of Rs 2 lakh.
The method used to allot shares were changed in 2012 by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi). But the allotment process has come under investor scrutiny as there is renewed interest in some of the high-quality issues in the recent times.
In order to understand the rationale behind the allocation, we need to look at the guidelines issued by Sebi. Firstly, we need to understand that applications are segregated into three categories -- institutional or qualified institutional buyer (QIB), NII (non-institutional investors) or HNI (High-networth investor) and retail individual investor (RII).
In the case of QIB, the merchant banker has the discretion to allot shares. In the case of QIB, shared are allotted proportionately. Thus, if shares are oversubscribed by say, five times then an application for 1,000,000 shares will receive only 200,000 lakh shares.
But when it comes to retail investors, the process is a little more complex. First of all, only RII are allowed to invest in smaller lots worth between Rs 10,000-15,000 as compared to Rs 5,000-7,000 before 2012. A maximum of Rs 2 lakh per IPO can be applied by an applicant in the RII category.
The total number of applications received in the RII category is grouped together to determine the total demand in this category. If the aggregate demand in this category is less than or equal to the retail portion at or above the offer price (in case of a book-build operation), full allotment may be made to the RIIs to the extent of the valid bids.
However, if demand in this category is greater than the allocation in the retail portion at or above the offer price, then the maximum number of RIIs who can be allotted the minimum bid lot will be computed by dividing the total number of equity shares available for allotment to RIIs by the minimum bid lot, this is known as ‘Maximum RII Allottees’.
Assuming that there are shares worth Rs 10 lakh to be allotted in retail segment and the minimum lot size is worth Rs 10,000. Thus only a maximum of 100 applicants will be receiving the minimum lot of Rs 10,000. Since Sebi says that no RII will be allotted less than the minimum bid lot, in case of over subscription, allocation of shares lower than the minimum lot is not possible. In this case, the Maximum RII Allottees are 100.
In case there is a small oversubscription then first the minimum lot is distributed among all participants and then the balance available equity shares in the retail portion shall be allotted proportionately to the RIIs who have bid for more than one minimum bid lot.
But in case the number of RIIs is more than Maximum RII Allottees, the RIIs (in that category) who will then be allotted minimum bid lot shall be determined on the basis of draw of lots. The draw of lots is now a computerised process and thus there is no room for partiality.
Dear Septa, This is total no of retail applications. Among these applicants there may be some applicants who might have bid above cut off. I think these applications will not be considered. So actual no of valid applications for allotment may be less. Will this figure be significant ? Please share your valuable opinion.
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April 30, 2016 9:51:43 AM
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yes the final figure will be different. history rejected application due technical and data mismatch is around 1% to 2% so overall scheme of things this not have much impact
it is mix of prorate and lottery it all depend upon number of application in any particular lot size.
say the HNI has 1000 Shares and it get over subscribed 200 times so computers works out a formal in which people you applied for 200 lots will get one lot at least and the same with all above 200 lot application so someone applied 400 lots will get 2 lot and some applied for 4000 lot will get 40 lots.
all those applied below 200 lots will get one lot on lottery bases on number of eligible of lot left after the higher lots people get there shares
Looking at the no of applications till now, seems only 14-15% LUCKY RETAILERS will get allottement. Worry abt listing date & price only after getting allottement.... Septaji & Eagleye.. Pl no of applications.
Global market sentiments r negative. European markets r down by more than 2.5% On Monday, there could be selling pressure in Indian Markets. Chance for accumulating good quality stocks on dips.
May be final number will be different however not much so could safely go with this figure Thyrocare Technologies Limited Subscription as on 29 Apr 2016 | 07:11:19 PM QIB:73.18x HNI:225.3x Retail:8.57x Total:73.47x No. of Apps approx:~722390
okay pls do update us with final figure off for dinner with my close pal from Australia taking him to Kerala style restaurant just stone throw from my house
Septa Ji...Are you from chennai ? If in chennai...which is the restaurent you are taking him to..I also wanna hv good meal of mallu food ..it s been long :D