Blue Jet Healthcare IPO: The initial public offering (IPO) of Blue Jet Healthcare Limited commenced on Wednesday, October 25 and is scheduled to conclude on Friday, October 27. On the first day of tendering, 69% of the Blue Jet Healthcare IPO was subscribed. The Blue Jet IPO was 78% subscribed by retail investors, 1.37 times subscribed by NIIs, and only 1% subscribed by Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs).
On Monday, October 23, Blue Jet Healthcare’s initial public offering (IPO) garnered a total of ₹252.08 crore from 22 investors participating in an anchor book process.
The floor price for Blue Jet Healthcare’s initial public offering is 164.50 times the face value of the equity shares, while the cap price is 173 times the face value. Based on diluted earnings per share (EPS), the price to earnings ratio for fiscal year 2023 is 35.64 times at the floor price and 37.49 times at the cap price.
Blue Jet Healthcare is an intermediary corporation specializing in the distribution of healthcare and pharmaceutical ingredients. Blue Jet Healthcare was an innovator in the manufacturing of saccharin and its derivatives, which are synthetic sweeteners, in India.
According to Blue Jet Healthcare’s Red Herring Prospectus (RHP), no publicly traded company in India operates in a sector analogous to its own.
Among the significant hazards outlined in the company’s Red Herring Prospectus (RHP) is its reliance on a limited number of critical clients for product sales. A decline in client demand, the disappearance of one or more of these clients, or a worsening of their financial situation or future prospects could all have a negative impact on the organization’s operations, finances, and cash flows.
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Here are ten essential details regarding the Blue Jet Healthcare IPO:
Prashanth Tapse, Research Analyst and Senior Vice President of Research at Mehta Equities, asserts that the initial public offering (IPO) of Blue Jet Healthcare provides investors with the chance to stake in a specialty pharmaceutical company that supplies niche products to pharmaceutical innovators. Since the company has been making contrast media intermediates for 20 years and specializes in complex chemistry, it has made it very hard for competitors to get into niche product categories like high-intensity sweeteners and contrast media intermediates.
“We also believe Blue Jets long standing relationships and multi-year contracts with multinational clients helps them to take care not only of the long term supply contracts but also to manage the warehousing and logistics for their customer.
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Based on an examination of the financial statements, Blue Jets experienced robust growth in FY 2022 but sluggish growth in FY 2023, with revenue/profit after taxes increasing by 37%/34% in FY 2022 and -5.49%/-12% in FY 2023.
Based on annualized earnings and fully diluted post-IPO paid-up capital, the issue is valued at an upper price band of ₹346/-. It is seeking a market capitalization of ₹6002 crore and a price-to-earnings ratio of 34x on a consolidated basis. Considering the revenue and profit growth, it can be inferred that the issue is fully priced-in. Given the company’s presence in a niche product segment and the absence of immediate competitors to compare it to, the issue may generate demand as a result of the first mover advantage, which could lead to respectable listing gains. Tapse further stated, “With a reasonable listing gain perspective, we advise long-term investors to “SUBSCRIBE WITH RISK” in the Blue Jet IPO offer, given that the 100% OFS issue is a concern for new investors.
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