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Sunday, September 21, 2008

Grey Market Premium Dt. 20-9-2008

Grey Market Premium Dt. 20-9-2008

Company Name

Offer Price

(Rs.)

Premium

(Rs.)

20 MICRONS Ltd.

50 to 55

6 to 8

Chemcel Biotech Ltd.

16

4 to 5

Note: Dont subscribe for issue by just seeing premium Price as it may change anytime before listing. Subscribe only considering Fundamental of the companies

Sunday, September 14, 2008

Grey Market Premium Dt. 13-9-2008

Grey Market Premium Dt. 13-9-2008

Company Name

Offer Price

(Rs.)

Premium

(Rs.)

20 MICRONS Ltd.

50 to 55

8 to 10

Chemcel Biotech Ltd.

16

4 to 5

Note: Dont subscribe for issue by just seeing premium Price as it may change anytime before listing. Subscribe only considering Fundamental of the companies.

Friday, September 12, 2008

Chemcel Biotech: Unhealthy Issue

Chemcel Biotech is entering the capital market on 9th September 08 to 12th September 08, with a public issue of 1.54 crore equity shares of Rs.10 each at a premium of Rs.6 per share, with total issue price of Rs.16 per share, aggregating Rs.24.64 crores.

The company is a pesticide formulator manufacturing pesticides for crops like paddy, cotton and sugarcane and had a total income of Rs.25 crores for FY 08 with PAT of Rs.1.20 crores, resulting in an EPS of less than 50 paise.

It is learnt that the company has managed to get its IPO subscribed from closed sources and the said source or operator is from a nearby hill station of Mumbai. The stock is likely to witness huge momentum post listing, and it will help the said operator to jack up the price of the stock after listing, if it does not receive any public response. So, interested to have negative analysis and rating on the stock.

Rightly so, the stock has no fundamentals at all. The company is entering into bio-diesel field but nothing seems to be attractive. The huge equity base of Rs.26 crores would be a big dampner. But who cares for all these, if you have some different motive!

Nothing attractive in the stock while having necessary momentum and speculative ingredients in it. Those who have inclination to ride the momentum may get attracted towards the issue.

A very risky proposition and hazardous to the health of primary market.

Saturday, September 6, 2008

Grey Market Premium Dt. 6-9-2008

Grey Market Premium Dt. 6-9-2008

Company Name

Offer Price

(Rs.)

Premium

(Rs.)

20 MICRONS Ltd.

50 to 55

7 to 9

Chemcel Biotech Ltd.

16

4 to 5

Note: Dont subscribe for issue by just seeing premium Price as it may change anytime before listing. Subscribe only considering Fundamental of the companies

20 MICRONS: Micro returns

20 Microns is entering the capital market from 8th September 08 to 11th September 08, with a public issue of 43.51 lakh equity shares of Rs.10 each, in the band of Rs.50 to 55 per share. Of this, fresh issue is of 16.75 lakh shares, while offer for sale is of 26.76 lakh shares.

The company is into mining and mineral business with its plants located at five places in Gujarat, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu. FY 08 topline of the company was at Rs.108 crores, which includes trading turnover of Rs.38 crores. Net profit for the year was at Rs.4.59 crores, which has resulted into an EPS of Rs.3.69.

Since the fresh issue is of 16.75 lakh shares only, even at the upper band of R.55, it would be able to mobilize Rs.9.20 crores only. This would be used to finance the ongoing expansion at five places, estimated to have an outlay of Rs.19.20 crores, including issue expenses and general corporate purposes. Rs.10 crores is being mobilized as a term loan from IDBI.

Financial health of the company as at 31.03-08 has not been very healthy. Inspite of gross block of Rs.76 crores as at 31-03-08, the turnover of the company for FY 08 was just Rs.69 crores. Debt of the company was at Rs.46.51 crores on a net worth of Rs.28.20 crores, resulting in a Debt equity ratio of 1.65 to 1. Even expansion is being carried out on an estimated debt equity of over 1:1. Post issue, equity of the company, will rise to Rs.14.12 crores with promoters stake of 43% only.

Ashapura Minechem, a Rs.1,500 crore company with tiny equity base of Rs.16 crores is ruling at a PE of close to 7. There are many such mining companies ruling at a PE multiple of 5 to 8 times, though they may not be strictly comparable, product-wise with the company.

Present issue, even if considered at the lower band of Rs.50, is being made at a PE ratio in double digit, which is definitely very high. The company would largely be falling in small cap category, for which perception is very low.

In view of this, investment is not advised in the issue at any levels.