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ICICI Lombard IPO multibagger unlisted stock update

Our one more hot favorite pre-IPO stock is launching IPO tomorrow. But not before delivering multibagger returns to investors. One more baby is ready to fly high and scale new heights.

ICICI Lombard sold to all our investors at as low as Rs 70 since 2013 has become 10x  to Rs 700+ in just around 4 years. That’s the power of investing in unlisted shares. The company’s initial public offer (IPO) will open on September 15 and close on September 19. The price band is Rs 651 to Rs 661 per share.

For buying or selling shares all unlisted shares, please call on 08108234400 or click on https://buysellunlistedshares.com/buysell/

The recent market buoyancy has triggered an IPO boom. Companies with good fundamentals are seeing huge oversubscription leaving investors with nil or low allotment. This is very annoying as there is a loss of opportunity to make profit in form of listing gains. That’s why it makes sense to invest in good companies to get capital appreciation and assured quantity. Applying in IPO is a traditional and loss making concept while Pre IPO investing is a modern and highly profitable approach.

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ICICI Lombard IPO to open on 15 September

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ICICI Lombard IPO opens on 15 September

ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company’s initial public offer (IPO) will open on September 15 and close on September 19. The price band is Rs 651 to Rs 661 per share.

For buying or selling shares of ICICI Lombard, please call on 08108234400 or click on https://buysellunlistedshares.com/buysell/

ICICI Lombard is a joint venture between ICICI Bank and Canada-based Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. The company is the largest private-sector non-life insurer in India based on gross direct premium income in fiscal 2017. It was valued at Rs 20,300 crore as per the last deal.

The issue consists of offer for sale of up to 3,17,61,478 equity shares by promoter ICICI Bank, up to 5,44,85,709 shares by investor Fal Corporation. The issue also include a reservation of up to 43,12,359 equity shares for purchase by ICICI Bank shareholders.

Metropolitan Stock Exchange (MSEI) eyes block deals, new products launch to boost revenues

The Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India (MSEI) plans to woo brokerages to execute large stock trades on its venue. The exchange is also developing short-term debt instruments to help mutual funds and insurance companies hedge their portfolios. Products launches in currency, interest rate futures and corporate bonds are also planned.

For buying or selling shares of MSEI or any other companies, please call on 08108234400 or click on https://buysellunlistedshares.com/buysell/

Backed by billionaires Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and Radhakishan Damani, MSEI aims to wade into the block deals segment, which is worth as much as Rs 5 trillion ($78 billion). India’s regulator defines a block as a single trade having at least 500,000 shares or a minimum value of Rs 5 crore. Money managers like dealing in large sizes because it ensures transactions are done before the market can hear about them and react by raising or lowering prices.

We are telling institutional investors to come to our platform—there will be no slippages or price impact, said Kumar, who was named chief executive officer last year to turn around the bourse. The MSEI is in talks with half a dozen large investment banks to bring in such deals, he said.

The MSEI, which has been making losses, expects to return to profitability by March 2020. We can lead in areas where the BSE and NSE have limited play, Kumar said.

A clutch of financial institutions now own more than 34% of MSEI, as do investors including Jhunjhunwala, Damani and Nemish Shah.

The MSEI got 250 companies to list exclusively on its venue—most of whom migrated from the 15 regional bourses the market regulator shut down three years ago—and slashed fees and transaction costs to levels it claims are the lowest in the country.

Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India (MSEI), India’s new stock exchange, is recognised by Securities & Exchange Board of India. It is India’s third functional and recognised stock exchange after BSE and NSE. There is huge demand for shares of MSEI due to strong listing of BSE and upcoming IPO of NSE.

Hero FinCorp may raise Rs 1000 crore 

Hero FinCorp fund raising plans
Hero FinCorp plans to raise Rs 1000 crore

Hero FinCorp is looking to raise up to Rs 1000 crore at a valuation of $1 billion at its next funding round. Credit Suisse has approached several large domestic and global private equity funds for a potential investment.

The company expects to be valued around $1 billion. In the last funding round, Hero FinCorp was valued at close to Rs 4,000 crore. Since then, the company’s loan book size has grown significantly.

A limited quantity of shares of Hero FinCorp are available for selling on first cum first serve basis. Offer valid till stocks last. So place your trades soon on 08108234400 or https://buysellunlistedshares.com/buysell/

In September, the non-banking finance company (NBFC) had raised Rs 1,000 crore from three investors, including Rs 570 crore from private equity fund firm ChrysCapital, Rs 132 crore from Credit Suisse Group and Rs 300 crore from Hero Group.

Hero FinCorp is the financial services arm of India’s largest two-wheeler maker Hero MotoCorp. Hero MotoCorp has a 40.3% stake in Hero FinCorp, while the rest is owned by other entities of Hero Group. Collectively Hero group owns 79% stake in Hero Fincorp. Hero FinCorp is led by Abhimanyu Munjal, the younger son of late Raman Munjal, elder brother of Pawan Munjal, chairman, managing director and CEO of Hero MotoCorp.

The NBFC has set a target of Rs 35,000 crore loan book size by 2020. A part of the equity funding received last year has been utilized for capitalising Hero Housing Finance Ltd, the home finance arm of the group incorporated in July last year.

Metropolitan Stock Exchange (MSEI) plans IPO in two years

The exchange is looking to turn profitable in the next two years, and it plans to go public at the end of this turnaround period, said the chief operating officer Abhijit Chakraborty during an event on 12 July 2017. The exchange, formerly known as MCX-SX, currently has a net worth of around Rs 160 crore, cash liquidity of about Rs 60 crore and operating costs at just below Rs 30 crore, said Chakraborty.
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MSEI plans to launch two new derivative products in the currency segment, one new interest rate futures (IRF) product and two new equity indices linked to derivative contracts by next year. India’s third national-level stock exchange has been operational since 31 December 2012. More than 1,500 stocks are traded on the MSEI currently.

MSEI, India’s new stock exchange, is recognised by Securities & Exchange Board of India. It is India’s third functional and recognised stock exchange after BSE and NSE. There is huge demand for shares of MSEI due to strong listing of BSE and upcoming IPO of NSE.  A clutch of financial institutions now own more than 34% of MSEI, as do investors including Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Radhakishan Damani and Nemish Shah.

Source: https://www.bloombergquint.com/markets/2017/07/11/metropolitan-stock-exchange-msei-eyes-profitability-ipo-in-next-two-years