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Reliance Power Shares fall flat
D , coimbatore: Feb 12 2008
Made Popular Feb 13 2008

Reliance Power Shares fall flat

Reliance Power listing on monday fell flat on its face ending the day at discount. Reliance Power listed at Rs 430 (issue price Rs 450) in the morning session of the trade and fared poorly, disappointing the millions who had invested in Reliance Power(REPL) stock. Desperate investors tried to sell off their stock as prices quickly fell to Rs 390 before ending the trading day at Rs 420. The listing of Reliance Power stock at Rs 430 about Rs 20 below its issue price surprised many. Market analysts expected the stocks to be listed at around Rs 550-600.

This lacklustre opening by Reliance Power stocks surprised many especially after the hype created by its IPO(Initial Public Offering). REPL has the largest subscription in an IPO in the history of global market. It was over subscribed for a record 72x times. The very first day of the IPO saw the stocks being over subscribed 9x times. About 50 lakh retail investors participated in the IPO. The IPO also saw a record for more than 500 Qualified Institutional Buyers(QIB s) with Rs 500,000. Crisil, a leading rating agency, reate the IPO four out of five. In spite of the IPO generating huge interest among investors, the fall in the prices raises serious questions about the listing prices. Companies are now scared of entering the market. Wockhardt Hospitals and Emaar MGF withdrew their public offering fearing the current market situation.

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Gibson
Gwalior, India
the reliance IPO was more hype than substance. with the possibility of the indo-us nuke deal going thru eventually in the future, power companies' shares will fall further. that's what i think personally. by the way reliance power is in no position to give substantial returns to its investors. where is the profit going to come from? hike in power prices is a political landmine.
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I always knew it was going to happen. Ask our India Daily editor Pratyush Ranjan who invested some money there. I foresaw what was coming and warned him.

*heh heh*

I hope he didn’t lose much.
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