Voda Idea FPO shares list much above offer price
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"A lot of HNIs and retail investors had subscribed to the FPO with an arbitrage point of view," said Jimeet Modi, founder, Samco Securities. "They have locked their gains and booked profits and moved on from the company."
By ET Bureau
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Mumbai: Shares offered in the Vodafone Idea follow on public offer (FPO) listed at ₹11.8 apiece on the NSE on Thursday, about 7.3% above the FPO price of ₹11. The shares were listed at ₹12 on BSE and closed at ₹13.8, after a gain of 5.3%. Thursday was also the day when the highest ever quantity of Vodafone Idea shares were traded. After the offer, the company's market capitalisation was at ₹91,747.17 crore on Thursday.
Vodafone Idea's ₹18,000-crore follow-on public offer (FPO), India's biggest, closed successfully earlier this week having been subscribed 7 times, with strong demand from global institutional investors. Vodafone Idea had priced the issue at ₹10-11 a share, a 26% discount to the ₹14.87 a share that was recently set for the preferential issue to one of the promoters.
Jimeet Modi said that about 60-70% of the investors put money only from the short-term perspective and the rest 20-30% of retail investors aimed to hold for a longer period.
The FPO had the highest subscription of 19.31 times from Qualified Institutional Buyers and 4.54 times from non-institutional investors. The retail portion was also fully subscribed. It had also raised ₹5,400 crore via anchor investors.
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"A lot of HNIs and retail investors had subscribed to the FPO with an arbitrage point of view," said Jimeet Modi, founder, Samco Securities. "They have locked their gains and booked profits and moved on from the company."Vodafone Idea's ₹18,000-crore follow-on public offer (FPO), India's biggest, closed successfully earlier this week having been subscribed 7 times, with strong demand from global institutional investors. Vodafone Idea had priced the issue at ₹10-11 a share, a 26% discount to the ₹14.87 a share that was recently set for the preferential issue to one of the promoters.
Jimeet Modi said that about 60-70% of the investors put money only from the short-term perspective and the rest 20-30% of retail investors aimed to hold for a longer period.
The FPO had the highest subscription of 19.31 times from Qualified Institutional Buyers and 4.54 times from non-institutional investors. The retail portion was also fully subscribed. It had also raised ₹5,400 crore via anchor investors.
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