Sansera Engineering IPO open now: Should you put your money or avoid this issue? negatives, positives and more, Anil Singhvi answers them all
Sansera Engineering Ltds initial public offering (IPO) opened for subscription on Tuesday, September 14, 2021. Talking about the IPO and if investors should invest in it, Anil Singhvi, Managing Editor at Zee Business said that the investors who can take risk and can hold the stock for long-term can invest or else can avoid as well.
Auto component maker Sansera Engineering Ltd's initial public offering (IPO) opened for subscription on Tuesday, September 14, 2021. The IPO is entirely an offer for sale (OFS) of 17,244,328 equity shares by promoters and investors. The issue, with a price band of Rs 734-744 a share, will conclude on September 16.
Talking about Sansera Engineering's IPO and if investors should invest in it, Anil Singhvi, Managing Editor at Zee Business said that the company is ok and suggested that the investors who can take risk and can hold the stock for long-term can invest or else can avoid as well.
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The Market Guru said that investors should look at the valuations of the IPO and how it is compared to other listed companies.
Talking about the positive aspects of Sansera Engineering, he said the track record of promoters is very good. Professionals with good industry experience have been appointed at different posts.
The company has a good track record considering its growth and capex, he said. The Market Expert added that the company is a global market leader in products which it makes in automotive segment. The company is also trying to bring diversification in its products by entering into defence, aerospace, he added.
He said that the company is also preparing to make products for electric two wheelers. He added that several international funds are there in the anchor book which is very interesting and impressive.
While talking about the negative aspects, the Market Expert said that the promoters holding will reduce to 36-36.5 percent after the IPO. He said that the company is going to do a capex of Rs 250 crore and has a debt of around Rs 550 crore, still all the amount is on offer for sale, this is the biggest negative point.
He added that the valuation of the company is also not cheap and said that long term investors and those who can take high risk can invest that too only because the anchor book of the company is good.
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