Punjab & Sind Bank IPO receives huge QIB Subscription

Punjab & Sind Bank Limited which had tapped the capital markets with its IPO for 4 cr shares in a price band of Rs 113-120 received excellent support from QIB’s. They subscribed their portion 49.8 times. Bidding by QIB’s closed yesterday and would close for all other bidders today.

The overall issue has been subscribed 29.77 times with the HNI portion being subscribed 22.91 times and the retail portion 8.38 times. This issue saw the employee portion subscribed 1.22 times. It is expected that the retail portion would in all probability be oversubscribed well above the 33 times level, which would then lead to allotment by lottery for all applicants in the retail category. The maximum allotment in this case would then be 50 shares per successful allotment.

The subscription in Punjab & Sind Bank by QIB’s is similar to that in MOIL. MOIL was subscribed 49.16 times while Punjab Sind was subscribed 49.8 times. The difference is in the value of total bid. MOIL value of offer for QIB’s was Rs 617.4 cr while the same is Rs 228 crs.

Retail investors have to keep in mind that there is strong appetite for investing in the PSU offers and this is most likely to make the subscription level cross the pivot of 33 times in retail. This could lead to disappointment post allotment as all successful applicants would be allotted the minimum of 50 shares.

Moil listing: under severe pressure

Shares of Moil which listed today saw an intraday high of Rs 590 and Rs 591.05 on the NSE and BSE respectively crashed below the Rs 500 mark at around 1.30 pm. The traded volume which was just about 360 lakhs after the first 75 minutes of trade has moved up to 638 lakhs at 1.30 pm. This clearly shows that volumes have reduced after the first hour.

The disturbing thing is the way the share has got hammered down. The weighted average which was Rs 550 in the morning after 75 minutes of trading is now down to Rs 533-534 and it appears HNI’s whose cost of leveraging was in the region of Rs 175-190 and effectively loss making right from the morning may have panicked. Clearly the share seems under tremendous pressure today and may slip further. It makes sense to exit the counter and wait for the price to stabilise before re-entering the counter.

SCI FPO shares are allowed for trading from today on the exchanges

SCI shares issued in the FPO are allowed for trading with effect from today the 15th of December 2010. SCI Shares are trading at Rs 134, down 3.87% compared to yesterday’s close of Rs 139.35.

SCI FPO was priced at Rs 140 with a 5% discount to retail and eligible employees.

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