Indosolar IPO Listing Day One

Share lists around issue price but crashes on selling pressure

Indosolar Limited which had tapped the IPO market to raise Rs 357 crs in a price band of Rs 29-32 listed yesterday on the bourses. The company had opened its issue on Monday the 13th of September and closed on Wednesday the 15th of September. The issue was oversubscribed 1.55 times and was priced at the lower end of the price band at Rs 29. It indeed appeared quite surprising as to why the issue was priced at the lower end even though the issue was well subscribed. The performance on the first day confirmed the weakness and the stock tumbled.

Coming to the performance on listing day, Indosolar was quite a disaster. The share listed at Rs 29.75 at the BSE and at Rs 29.50 on the NSE. The highs were Rs 29.90 and Rs 29.50 respectively while the lows were Rs 22.80 on the BSE and Rs 22.60 on the NSE. Trading volumes were huge and the total traded volume was 21.95 cr shares or 1.7 times the IPO size of 12.8 cr shares. Delivery percentage was 26.07% of the traded volume and 5.72 cr shares were delivered. This corresponds to roughly 44.67% of the IPO size.

Exchange Open High Low  Close Net Change % gain Wt Avg Volume Delivery Del % age
BSE 29.75 29.90 22.80 23.70 -5.30 -18.28 24.68 82896559 19457079 23.47
NSE 29.50 29.50 22.60 23.70 -5.30 -18.28 24.59 136642413 37787290 27.65
Total 219538972 57244369 26.07

There is a general feeling that retail and HNI’s sell on day one and QIB’s hold on to their shares. In this issue one finds that Citigroup which was one of the largest investors in the issue has sold on day one at a loss of about 16% 2.22 cr shares. Besides Citigroup, Swiss Finance and CLSA also sold and the total FII selling was 3.27 cr shares or roughly 57% of the total delivery volume.

The kind of selling one saw on Wednesday makes one worried about the stock performance in the short run and there could be weakness in the near term. The weighted average for the day’s trade was Rs 24.68 and Rs 24.59 while the close was Rs 23.70 signifying weakness in the share.

I was negative on this share at the time of the IPO and I continue to believe that this share could weaken further. It is likely to go down further to around Rs 17-19 and that would be a time to look at this share.     

Sea TV Network IPO Subscribed

Sea TV Network Limited which had launched its IPO in a price band of Rs 90 to Rs 100 to raise Rs 50.20 crs was well received and oversubscribed. The issue had opened on Monday the 27th of September and closed on Wednesday the 29th of September. The overall subscription was 9.58 times and was very well received by the HNI’s who subscribed the issue almost 41 times.

Details of the subscription by various categories of investors are as follows: –

Category Shares Offered Shares Subscribed Times
QIB 2888888 4630535 1.66
NII 836667 34253830 40.94
Retail 1952222 14539265 7.45
Overall 5577777 53423630 9.58

CEBBCO IPO completes Anchor Investor allocation

Commercial Engineers & Body Builders Company Limited (CEBBCO) which is tapping the capital markets with its IPO completed allocation to anchor investors on Wednesday the 29th of September. The company plans to raise Rs 153 crs from a fresh issue and there is an offer for sale of 15,28,587 shares by existing investors as well. The price band is Rs 125-127 and the issue opens on Thursday the 30th of September and closes on Tuesday the 5th of October for all investors.

The company would be raising roughly 172 crs considering the fresh issue and offer for sale.

Allocation of 24,43,649 shares have been allotted at the top end of the price band of Rs 127 to 9 entities which include names like Jardine Fleming, Legg Mason, Kotak Mahindra and the Government of Singapore are investors.

The complete list of Anchor Investors is as follows: –

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