CEBBCO: lists steady, gain

 

Late selling causes stock to close 11% down

CEBBCO the manufacturer of commercial bodies for trucks listed on the BSE and NSE. The listing price at the BSE was Rs 122.80 and Rs 119 on the NSE. The high was Rs 144.80 on the BSE and Rs 142.55 on the NSE. The low recorded on the BSE was Rs 106.30 on the BSE and Rs 106.35 on the NSE respectively. The share closed with a loss of Rs 14.75 or 11.61% at Rs 112.25 on the BSE. The close on the NSE was 112.90, a loss of Rs 14.10 or 11.10%.

Exchange Open High Low  Close Net Change % gain Wt Avg Volume Delivery Del % age
BSE 122.80 144.80 106.30 112.25 -14.75 -11.61 120.60 11458900 1089166 9.50
NSE 119.00 142.55 106.35 112.90 -14.10 -11.10 120.28 16224090 2034011 12.54
Total               27682990 3123177 11.28

The combined traded volumes were healthy at 276.83 lakh shares which is 2.04 times the IPO size of 135.75 lakh shares. Readers would recall that CEBBCO had issued shares worth Rs 153 crs in a price band of Rs 125-127 and there was an offer for sale of 15.28 lakh shares as well. The issue had received poor response from HNI’s and Retail investors and remained undersubscribed in these categories. It was the QIB portion which saw the issue sail through.

The delivery volume was 31.23 lakh shares which was 11.28% of the trade quantity and 23% of the IPO size. Surprisingly no Institutional turnover or trading has been reported in the scrip on either of the exchange.

The share closed with double digit losses and the record books would say that one more IPO lost ground on listing day. The company at the time of its IPO had given its financials as of 31st March 2010 and it would be interesting to see how it has fared for the half year ended September 2010. The order book of the company as on 15th July was Rs 623 crs and the same had to be executed in the financial year ending March 2011. If the company is able to deliver 80% plus of this order book the turnover would have more than trebled compared to the Rs 182.86 crs of March 2010.

In conclusion good listing but poor finish for the day. I continue to remain bullish and believe that this company should deliver.

CEBBCO IPO Listing morning: Steady start and share trading in a narrow band around issue price

CEBBCO Limited which had tapped the capital markets with its IPO to raise Rs 153 crs in a price band of Rs 125-127 listed on the BSE and NSE today. The opening price on the BSE was Rs 122.80 while on the NSE it was Rs 119. The high was Rs 144.80 on the BSE and Rs 142.55 on the NSE respectively. The low was Rs 117.75 on the BSE and Rs 116.90 on the NSE respectively. The share is currently trading at around Rs 125.50 which is 2% below the issue price.

Exchange Open High Low  Close Net Change % gain Volume Wt Avg
BSE 122.80 144.80 117.75 124.50 -2.50 -1.97 4717325 127.97
NSE 119.00 142.55 116.90 124.40 -2.60 -2.05 6371401 127.58
Total 11088726

The share saw total traded volumes of 110.88 lakhs in the first 90 minutes of trade. This volume is 81.70% of the total issue size which also included a small offer for sale and made the total issue size 135.75 lakhs. The issue was subscribed 2.07 times with HNI and retail portion remaining unsubscribed.

The weighted average of the traded volume is between Rs 127-60 and Rs 127 indicating that volumes at higher levels have been significant. End of day statistics will decide the trend going forward but it appears that as is the tendency there could be short selling in the share and one may see a spurt towards the end of the day.

IDFC Long term Infrastructure Bonds

IDFC which has been granted status as an Infrastructure Finance Company is eligible to issue bonds under section 80CCF. The issue size is upto Rs 3,400 crs and the issue which is currently open loses on Friday the 22nd of October.

The salient features of the scheme are given below: –

The company offers 8% coupon rate without the buyback facility and 7.5% if the buyback facility is opted for. The bonds have a mandatory lock-in for 5 years and would be listed on the NSE thereafter. The company issuing the bonds needs no introduction and has a market capitalisation of approximately Rs 26,750 crs. The company has been paying dividends and had an EPS of Rs 7.79 for the year ended March 2010.

This is a straight tax saving instrument where the choice is limited to between choosing a scheme with buyback option and without buyback option and of course opting for the annual payment option or cumulative option.

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