Morgan Stanley On IndusInd Bank
-Overweight call, target at Rs 1,475 per share
-Retail deposit growth accelerated to 21 percent YoY vs 16 percent YoY last quarter
-Loan growth remained strong at 19 percent YoY vs 18 percent last quarter
IndusInd Bank was quoting at Rs 1,223.00, down Rs 17.75, or 1.43 percent.
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Sah Polymers IPO updates:
The maiden public offer of Sah Polymers consistently garnered healthy response from investors, especially high net-worth individuals and retail, as the IPO has received bids for 6.21 crore equity shares against an issue size of 56.1 lakh shares, subscribing 11.09 times on January 4, the final day bidding.
Retail investors have been in the forefront with bidding 28.93 times the allotted quota, while high net-worth individuals have bought shares 18.74 times the portion set aside for them. The reserved portion of qualified institutional buyers was fully subscribed on Tuesday, the day before the issue closing. On the final day today, the part has been subscribed 1.31 times so far.
Market update at 2 PM: Sensex is down 351.18 points or 0.57% at 60943.02, and the Nifty shed 104.20 points or 0.57% at 18128.30.
Jefferies maintains ‘buy’ rating on IndusInd Bank, target Rs 1,600-Buy call, target at Rs 1,600 per share
-Q3 update shows loan growth of 19 percent YoY/ 5 percent QoQ
-Uptick in retail loan growth (CVs & MFI) also makes better margin
-Deposit growth slower at 14 percent YoY/ 3 percent QoQ
-Valuations attractive at current levels
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Sah Polymers IPO bought 9.8 times on final day:
The maiden public offer of Sah Polymers consistently garnered healthy response from investors, especially high net-worth individuals and retail, as the IPO has received bids for 5.49 crore equity shares against an issue size of 56.1 lakh shares, subscribing 9.8 times on January 4, the final day bidding.
Retail investors have been in the forefront with bidding 27.1 times the allotted quota, while high net-worth individuals have bought shares 15.8 times the portion set aside for them.
The reserved portion of qualified institutional buyers was fully subscribed on Tuesday, the day before the issue closing. On the final day today, the part has been subscribed 1.06 times so far.
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