Shekhawati Poly Yarn IPO creates dubious record

Shekhawati Poly-yarn Limited which listed yesterday and closed at Rs 47.50 with a gain of 58.33% created history today. The turnover yesterday was 22.44 cr shares or a staggering 18.7 times its IPO size of 1.2 cr shares. Today the turnover failed to touch even the 1 lac mark as the stock opened at the lower circuit of Rs 38.05 on the BSE and Rs 38 on the NSE. The share remained locked at the lower circuit throughout the day and there were no trades at any other price. The total volume on the BSE was 49,420 shares and 46,884 shares on the NSE making the combined total a mere 96,304 shares.

The indication of the weak open was given in the article which spoke about the end of day delivery and pointed out the fact that the weighted close for the day was Rs 47.50 while the last trade was around Rs 32. One should not get surprised if we have another down circuit in this share tomorrow as well.

This share is a classic case of what can happen to investors in a ‘managed’ issue. The share gives you a zero chance of exit once you are trapped. This issue was oversubscribed just under 7 times and had a great debut if one were to exclude the last half hour of trade.

One hopes that investors learn from this experience as there are enough promoters and companies willing to take investors on a wild ride.

Shekhawati Poly-Yarns: Great start but selling pressure sees share almost back at par

 

Share closes with gains of 58%

Shekhawati Poly-Yarns Limited had a great start at the bourses yesterday. The share which was issued at Rs 30 listed at the BSE at Rs 32.50 and at Rs 50 at the NSE. The high was Rs 69 at the BSE, a gain of Rs 39 or 130%, and Rs 69.70 on the NSE. The low was Rs 30.70 on the BSE and NSE and was made in the last few minutes of trade as is visible from the price chart.

Exchange Open High Low  Close Net Change % gain Wt Avg Volume Delivery Del % age
BSE 32.50 69.00 30.70 47.50 17.50 58.33 50.70 105114237 3001645 2.86
NSE 50.00 69.70 30.70 47.50 17.50 58.33 51.24 119347258 4590225 3.85
Total               224461495 7591870 3.38

The issue size was 1.2 cr shares and the amount of money raised through the fixed price issue was Rs 36 crs. The traded volume was 22.44 cr shares or 18.7 times the IPO size. The delivery volume was 75.91 lac shares which was a mere 3.38% of the traded volume but a staggering 63% of the IPO size. A very interesting observation from the price chart appended below shows that the stock was continuously moving up from the time trading began at 9.15 am and made a high at just around 3 p.m. Thereafter in the next 30 minutes of trade it was a free fall and from Rs 69 it fell all the way to just about the issue price. The last traded price on the NSE was Rs 32.05 and a similar price or thereabouts on the BSE as well. The fall in price was huge and was accompanied with very heavy volumes.

The weighted average of the day was Rs 50.70 on the BSE and Rs 51.74 on the NSE, implying that investors had every opportunity to make money in this share. The weighted average last 30 minutes close saw the share price close at Rs 47.50 on the BSE and the NSE respectively indicating the severity of the fall and the level from which it fell. The stock price which was ruling at Rs 69 at around 3 pm reached a level of Rs 32 in a flat 30 minutes.

There are no fundamentals in the scrip and neither the issue price nor the levels reached yesterday are justifiable in any manner. Investors may read the issue analysis to understand what the company is all about before trying to enter a stock simply because it had intraday appreciated 130% and closed with a gain of 58.33%. Expect the share to open sharply down today simply because the last trade was around the levels of Rs 32.

Midvalley Entertainment IPO: Issue subscribed

Midvalley Entertainment Limited which had tapped the capital markets with an IPO to raise Rs 60 crs in a price band of Rs 64-70. The issue was open between the 10th of January and the 12th of January. The company had huge risks attached to it but as has been seen in many such issues they ‘manage’ to get fully subscribed. Surely this was yet another example of the same kind of ‘managed’ issue.

The issue remained under subscribed in the QIB category which was more than made up by the subscription in the HNI and retail categories.

The details of the subscription level in various categories are given below: –

Category Shares Offered Shares Subscribed Times
QIB 4687500 1630010 0.35
NII 1406250 6577515 4.68
Retail 3281250 29569130 9.01
Overall 9375000 37776655 4.03
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