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IPO ADVISORY
Issuer CRISIL/CARE/ICRA/ FITCH Capital Market Recommendations My Call
Rating Scale > 1 - 5 1 - 100
Punjab & Sindh Bank 4 APPLY
One97 Communications Ltd
Shipping Corp APPLY
MOIL Limited 5 IIFL - Subscribe APPLY
Claris Lifesciences Limited (CLL) 45 AVOID
RPP Infra Projects Ltd 2 MLR Securities - AVOID
Power Grid 5 51 APPLY
Issuer CRISIL/CARE/ICRA/ FITCH Capital Market Recommendations My Call
Rating Scale > 1 - 5 1 - 100
Punjab & Sindh Bank 4 APPLY
One97 Communications Ltd
Shipping Corp APPLY
MOIL Limited 5 IIFL - Subscribe APPLY
Claris Lifesciences Limited (CLL) 45 AVOID
RPP Infra Projects Ltd 2 MLR Securities - AVOID
Power Grid 5 51 APPLY
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IPO/FPO
There are two types of issues in the market. Initial Public Offering (IPO) as the name suggest is the first public issue of the company. While FPO is Followon Public Offer (FPO) of a company which is already listed on stock exchange. The FPO could be by way of issue of additional shares or sale by existing shareholders.
LIMIT
One can apply in the issue as a Retail Investor or as High Net Worth Investor(HNI). The maximum limit for Retail Investor is Rs. 2.00 lacs while for HNI it is over Rs. 2.00 lacs.
ASBA
Now one can apply for IPO/FPO by using ASBA. Under ASBA the application amount will remain in bank account under lien and will be paid only upon allotment and to the extent of allotment only. Thus investor will continue to earn interest on his amount and risk of refund being lost is also avoided.
There are two types of issues in the market. Initial Public Offering (IPO) as the name suggest is the first public issue of the company. While FPO is Followon Public Offer (FPO) of a company which is already listed on stock exchange. The FPO could be by way of issue of additional shares or sale by existing shareholders.
LIMIT
One can apply in the issue as a Retail Investor or as High Net Worth Investor(HNI). The maximum limit for Retail Investor is Rs. 2.00 lacs while for HNI it is over Rs. 2.00 lacs.
ASBA
Now one can apply for IPO/FPO by using ASBA. Under ASBA the application amount will remain in bank account under lien and will be paid only upon allotment and to the extent of allotment only. Thus investor will continue to earn interest on his amount and risk of refund being lost is also avoided.
