iValue Infosolutions IPO Sees Moderate Subscription on Day 2, Grey Market Premium Dips
iValue Infosolutions' Rs 560 crore IPO has been subscribed 37% on its second day. Retail investors have subscribed 59% of their quota, while non-institutional investors have booked 33%. No bids from institutional investors yet. The grey market premium has slightly decreased to 5% (Rs 16.00). The IPO, an offer-for-sale of 1.87 crore shares, closes on September 22 with an expected listing date of September 26. The company reported Rs 923 crore operational revenue and Rs 85.30 crore profit after tax, with a P/E ratio of 18.80x.

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The initial public offering (IPO) of iValue Infosolutions, valued at Rs 560 crore, has witnessed a moderate response on its second day of subscription. As of the latest update, the issue has been subscribed 37%, with the subscription window remaining open until September 22.
Subscription Details
- Retail Investors: 59% of the allocated quota subscribed
- Non-Institutional Investors: 33% of the allocated quota booked
- Institutional Investors: No bids recorded yet
Grey Market Premium
The grey market premium for iValue Infosolutions has seen a slight decline:
- Current premium: 5% (Rs 16.00)
- Previous day's premium: 7%
- Potential listing price: Rs 315.00 (against the issue price of Rs 299.00)
IPO Specifics
- Offer Type: Complete offer-for-sale
- Shares on Offer: 1.87 crore shares from promoters and investors
- Expected Listing Date: September 26
Company Financials
Metric | Value |
---|---|
Operational Revenue | Rs 923.00 crore (18% growth) |
Profit After Tax | Rs 85.30 crore |
P/E Ratio | 18.80x (based on earnings) |
Business Overview
iValue Infosolutions operates in the IT solutions sector with:
- Partnerships with 109 Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs)
- Operations through 804 system integrators
Risk Factor
A notable risk for investors to consider is the company's revenue concentration, with the top 10 OEM partners contributing over 60% of total revenue.
The moderate subscription levels and the slight dip in grey market premium suggest cautious investor sentiment. As the IPO enters its final day, it remains to be seen how institutional investors will respond and whether the overall subscription will pick up pace.