The IRFC IPO is now open for subscription till January 20. Covered ahead is the latest news around IRFC IPO and live subscription updates.
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IRFC Lists At 4% Discount
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IRFC IPO has been subscribed 3.45 times.
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IRFC IPO has been subscribed 2.47 times.
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IRFC IPO has been subscribed 1.44 times.
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IRFC IPO has been subscribed 1.22 times so far.
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Updated as on 19-Jan-2021 at 5.00 p.m.
SR. NO. | CATEGORY | NO OF SHARES OFFERED/ RESERVED | NO OF SHARES BID FOR | NO OF TIMES OF TOTAL MEANT FOR THE CATEGORY |
1 | Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) | 35,63,75,339 | 5,80,175 | – |
2 | Non Institutional Investors | 26,72,81,504 | 6,46,39,775 | 0.24 |
3 | Retail Individual Investors(RIIs) | 62,36,56,843 | 1,45,59,14,375 | 2.33 |
4 | Employees | 1,92,307 | 52,70,450 | 27.41 |
– | Total | 1,24,75,05,993 | 1,52,64,04,775 | 1.22 |
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IRFC has been subscribed 1.08 times so far.
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IRFC has been subscribed 1.01 times so far.
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IRFC IPO has been subscribed 85% so far on January 19, which is the second day of bidding.
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IRFC IPO was subscribed 0.65 times at the end of Day 1 of bidding.
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Updated as on 18 Jan 2021 at 1700 hrs |
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SR. NO. | CATEGORY | NO OF SHARES OFFERED/ RESERVED | NO OF SHARES BID FOR | NO OF TIMES OF TOTAL MEANT FOR THE CATEGORY |
1 | Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) | 35,63,75,339 | 50,600 | – |
2 | Non Institutional Investors | 26,72,81,504 | 2,46,23,800 | 0.09 |
3 | Retail Individual Investors(RIIs) | 62,36,56,843 | 78,16,55,000 | 1.25 |
4 | Employees | 1,92,307 | 26,01,300 | 13.53 |
– | Total | 1,24,75,05,993 | 80,89,30,700 | 0.65 |
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IRFC IPO was subscribed 0.15 times according to information available on NSE.
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Updated as on 18-Jan-2021 12:45:02 hrs
SR. NO. | CATEGORY | NO OF SHARES OFFERED/ RESERVED | NO OF SHARES BID FOR | NO OF TIMES OF TOTAL MEANT FOR THE CATEGORY |
1 | Qualified Institutional Buyers(QIBs) | 89,09,38,346 | – | – |
2 | Non Institutional Investors | 26,72,81,504 | 28,08,300 | 0.01 |
3 | Retail Individual Investors(RIIs) | 62,36,56,843 | 26,94,70,300 | 0.43 |
4 | Employees | 1,92,307 | 1,09,825 | 0.57 |
– | Total | 1,78,20,69,000 | 27,23,88,425 | 0.15 |
Source: NSE |
A few days before the launch of the IPO, the Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) raised Rs.1398.63 crore from 31 anchor investors. On Friday, January 15, 2021, the company allocated 53.45 crore equity shares at Rs.26 per share to anchor investors. With the IPO slated to be launched to the public On January 18, 2021, IRFC is looking to raise around Rs.4633 crore via a fresh issue and offer for sale.
The anchor investors included some well-known names like:
The concept of anchor investors was introduced by SEBI in 2009 as institutional investors invited by the issuing company to subscribe to shares before the opening date of an IPO. This can be done to make the IPO seem attractive to retail investors by highlighting the interest shown by renowned investment companies in the share. While SEBI mandates an investment of at least Rs.10 crore by each anchor investor, it also prohibits them from selling the allotted shares up to 30 days from the date of allotment.
IRFC is launching the IPO for a fresh issue of up to 1,188,046,000 shares totaling Rs.3088 crore and an offer for sale of up to 594,023,000 shares totaling Rs.1544 crore. The opening date of the IPO is Monday, January 18, 2021, and the closing date is Wednesday, January 20, 2021. The price band is Rs.25-26 per share and the lot size is 575 shares. Hence, retail investors need to invest at least Rs.14950 per lot. Retail investors will be able to bid for 35% of the issue, with 15% earmarked for HNIs, and 50% for Qualified Institutional Buyers.
IRFC has no non-performing assets, RoE (Return on Equity) of 12.2%, and profitability growth of 26.3% during the financial years 2018-2020.
Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) is the dedicated borrowing arm of the Indian Railways. It has a low-risk business model with strong asset-liability management and an experienced senior management team, making it a fundamentally strong company. Also, IRFC holds the highest credit rating for an NBFC in India from rating agencies like CRISIL (rating of AAA and A1+), ICRA (rating of AAA and A1+), and CARE (rating of AAA and A1+). Further, Moody’s rates IRFC Baa3 (negative), Standard and Poor rates it BBB-(stable), and Fitch rates it BBB- (Negative). The President of India is the promoter of the company acting via the Indian Railways.
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