\"\"MUMBAI: Idea Cellular<\/a>, India’s No. 3 mobile company by market share, has begun meeting potential investors to gauge the appetite for a so-called qualified institutional placement (QIP<\/a>) to raise Rs 3,000 crore, two people familiar with the plan said. The company is holding a “no deal road show”, one of the people said.
\n
A no-deal show means the issuer will not give any assurance of the offering to investors. Such road shows are usually followed by more definite programmes to market deals. Idea, owned by billionaire
Kumar Mangalam Birla<\/a>, has appointed Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan, Citi Bank and Axis Capital to manage the issue.
\n
\nA spokeswoman for Aditya Birla Group said the company has “no plans for a
QIP<\/a> at this moment”.
\n
\nIdea’s board had last year approved a plan to raise Rs 3,000 crore through a QIP and rights issue.
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\nInvestment bankers say there is a huge demand for Indian issues, depending on the time and price. A banker from a global investment bank said his bank has received mandate from as many as seven Indian companies to raise roughly $2 billion through QIPs. “Better performing companies can raise money from global investors if they issue shares at a discount,” this person said.
\n
\nIdea is one of the better performing operators in India’s telecom sector. The company has consistently gained market share and operational profit even as some rivals struggled to shrug off the impact of huge debt and slowing market growth.
\n
\nBrokerage houses have revised their target on Idea’s share price — while some raised it citing the company’s strengths, others have cut their targets because of higher spectrum-related cash outflow. “Operating profit margins increased from 31.1% in the Q3 to 31.7% in the Q4 in FY14 due to strong revenue growth and lower than expected network operating and employee costs,” JP Morgan analysts Viju K George, Amit Sharma and James R Sullivan said in a report released on April 29.
\n
\nJP Morgan expects the company’s stock to reach Rs 170 by December this year, even as analysts cited potential risks from the entry of RIL’s telecom unit, expected in a few months.
\n
The stock ended 0.6% lower atRs 141.95 on the BSE on Monday. Barclays<\/a> cut its target on the stock to Rs 154 from Rs 164 “to account for the weaker FY14 results along with higher spectrum related cash outflow”, analysts Bhuvnesh Singh, Sahil Kedia and Shobhit Bhansali said in a note to clients on April 30.
\n
Global investors missed
State Bank of India<\/a>’s Rs 8,032-crore QIP in January when it sold 1.53 crore of government shares at Rs 1,565 each. At the time, Life Insurance Corporation stepped in to meet the fund-raising target as investor response was tepid despite offering the shares at a marginal discount. SBI shares have appreciated about 65% since, closing at Rs 2,570 on Monday. \n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":35369484,"title":"Industry chambers ready with their economic agenda for NaMo-led NDA government","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/industry\/industry-chambers-ready-with-their-economic-agenda-for-namo-led-nda-government\/35369484","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"industry"}],"related_content":[],"msid":35369554,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Idea kicks off \u2018No-Deal Road Show\u2019 for Rs 3,000-crore QIP","synopsis":"Idea, owned by billionaire Kumar Mangalam Birla, has appointed Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan, Citi Bank and Axis Capital to manage the issue.","titleseo":"industry\/idea-kicks-off-no-deal-road-show-for-rs-3000-crore-qip","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ET Bureau","artdate":"2014-05-20 09:24:01","lastupd":"2014-05-20 11:17:50","breadcrumbTags":["State Bank Of India","industry","Kumar mangalam birla","Barclays","Idea Cellular","QIP","fund raise"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"industry\/idea-kicks-off-no-deal-road-show-for-rs-3000-crore-qip"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="Industry" data-category_id="18" data-date="2014-05-20" data-index="article_1">

的想法开始的任何交易路演价值3000卢比的QIP

想法,由亿万富翁Kumar Mangalam贝拉,已任命(Bank of America Merrill Lynch)、摩根士丹利、摩根大通、花旗银行和轴资本管理问题。

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孟买:知道细胞印度第三大移动公司的市场份额,已经开始会议潜在投资者来衡量对所谓的合格机构位置(QIP)提高3000卢比,两个知情人士说。该公司持有“没有交易路演”,一位知情人士说。

没有达成任何协议显示意味着发行人不会给投资者提供的任何保证。这样的路演通常是紧随其后的是更明确的规划市场交易。主意,由亿万富翁Kumar Mangalam贝拉任命(Bank of America Merrill Lynch),摩根士丹利、摩根大通、花旗银行和轴资本管理问题。

Aditya Birla集团发言人表示,该公司“没有计划QIP在这个时刻”。

想法去年董事会已经批准了一项计划,通过QIP筹集3000卢比和权利问题。


投资银行家说,印度是一个巨大的需求问题,这取决于时间和价格。来自全球投资银行的银行家说,他所在的银行收到多达七个印度公司授权通过QIPs筹集约20亿美元。“更好的执行公司可以筹集资金从全球投资者如果他们折价发行股票,”这个人说。

想法是表现更好的运营商之一印度的电信业。公司一贯抢占市场份额和经营利润,尽管一些竞争对手难以摆脱巨额债务和市场增长放缓的影响。

经纪公司调低了他们的目标想法的股价——尽管一些提高援引公司的优势,其他的削减目标,因为高spectrum-related现金流出。“营业利润率从第三季的31.1%上升到31.7%在第四季度FY14由于强劲的收入增长和低于预期的网络操作和员工成本,”摩根大通分析师Viju K乔治,阿米特·沙玛和詹姆斯·R·沙利文在4月29日发布的一份报告中说。

摩根大通预计,该公司的股票达到170卢比到今年12月,尽管分析师认为潜在的风险条目的瑞来斯的电信部门,将在几个月。

该股收低0.6%架atRs 141.95周一疯牛病。巴克莱(Barclays)将其目标股价从Rs 154 Rs 164“考虑到较弱的FY14结果连同高光谱相关现金流出”,分析师Bhuvnesh辛格Sahil聊基迪亚和Shobhit巴恩4月30日在给客户的报告中说。

全球投资者错过了印度国家银行的价值8032卢比的QIP 1月时出售1.53卢比的政府股份的Rs 1565。当时,人寿保险公司介入,以满足筹资目标作为投资者的反应是不温不火,尽管边际折扣发行股票。印度国家银行股以来已升值约65%,周一收于2570卢比。
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\"\"MUMBAI: Idea Cellular<\/a>, India’s No. 3 mobile company by market share, has begun meeting potential investors to gauge the appetite for a so-called qualified institutional placement (QIP<\/a>) to raise Rs 3,000 crore, two people familiar with the plan said. The company is holding a “no deal road show”, one of the people said.
\n
A no-deal show means the issuer will not give any assurance of the offering to investors. Such road shows are usually followed by more definite programmes to market deals. Idea, owned by billionaire
Kumar Mangalam Birla<\/a>, has appointed Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan, Citi Bank and Axis Capital to manage the issue.
\n
\nA spokeswoman for Aditya Birla Group said the company has “no plans for a
QIP<\/a> at this moment”.
\n
\nIdea’s board had last year approved a plan to raise Rs 3,000 crore through a QIP and rights issue.
\n
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\nInvestment bankers say there is a huge demand for Indian issues, depending on the time and price. A banker from a global investment bank said his bank has received mandate from as many as seven Indian companies to raise roughly $2 billion through QIPs. “Better performing companies can raise money from global investors if they issue shares at a discount,” this person said.
\n
\nIdea is one of the better performing operators in India’s telecom sector. The company has consistently gained market share and operational profit even as some rivals struggled to shrug off the impact of huge debt and slowing market growth.
\n
\nBrokerage houses have revised their target on Idea’s share price — while some raised it citing the company’s strengths, others have cut their targets because of higher spectrum-related cash outflow. “Operating profit margins increased from 31.1% in the Q3 to 31.7% in the Q4 in FY14 due to strong revenue growth and lower than expected network operating and employee costs,” JP Morgan analysts Viju K George, Amit Sharma and James R Sullivan said in a report released on April 29.
\n
\nJP Morgan expects the company’s stock to reach Rs 170 by December this year, even as analysts cited potential risks from the entry of RIL’s telecom unit, expected in a few months.
\n
The stock ended 0.6% lower atRs 141.95 on the BSE on Monday. Barclays<\/a> cut its target on the stock to Rs 154 from Rs 164 “to account for the weaker FY14 results along with higher spectrum related cash outflow”, analysts Bhuvnesh Singh, Sahil Kedia and Shobhit Bhansali said in a note to clients on April 30.
\n
Global investors missed
State Bank of India<\/a>’s Rs 8,032-crore QIP in January when it sold 1.53 crore of government shares at Rs 1,565 each. At the time, Life Insurance Corporation stepped in to meet the fund-raising target as investor response was tepid despite offering the shares at a marginal discount. SBI shares have appreciated about 65% since, closing at Rs 2,570 on Monday. \n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":35369484,"title":"Industry chambers ready with their economic agenda for NaMo-led NDA government","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/industry\/industry-chambers-ready-with-their-economic-agenda-for-namo-led-nda-government\/35369484","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"industry"}],"related_content":[],"msid":35369554,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Idea kicks off \u2018No-Deal Road Show\u2019 for Rs 3,000-crore QIP","synopsis":"Idea, owned by billionaire Kumar Mangalam Birla, has appointed Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan, Citi Bank and Axis Capital to manage the issue.","titleseo":"industry\/idea-kicks-off-no-deal-road-show-for-rs-3000-crore-qip","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ET Bureau","artdate":"2014-05-20 09:24:01","lastupd":"2014-05-20 11:17:50","breadcrumbTags":["State Bank Of India","industry","Kumar mangalam birla","Barclays","Idea Cellular","QIP","fund raise"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"industry\/idea-kicks-off-no-deal-road-show-for-rs-3000-crore-qip"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/industry/idea-kicks-off-no-deal-road-show-for-rs-3000-crore-qip/35369554">