Marquee anchor investors, who participated in the anchor book include Capital Group, Fidelity Funds, ADIA, Morgan Stanley among others.
Bharti Hexacom's IPO is completely an offer-for-sale (OFS), without any fresh equity issue. Telecommunications Consultants India (TCI), the sole public shareholder in the company, will offload 7.5 crore equity shares or a 15% stake via the OFS.
Sunil Mittal-driven telco Bharti Airtel holds a 70% stake or 35 crore shares of Bharti Hexacom, and the remaining 30% shareholding, equivalent to 15 crore equity shares is held by non-promoter TCIL.
Analysts advised investors to subscribe to the Rs 4,275 crore issue as the company has strong parentage and an established brand along with a presence in markets with high growth potential
«Considering the FY24-annualized EPS of Rs 7.52 on a post-issue basis, the company will list at a P/E of 75.80 times with a market cap of Rs 28,500 crore, whereas its peer Bharti Airtel is trading at a P/E of 63.3 times. We assign a 'subscribe' rating to this IPO as it is available at a reasonable valuation compared to its peers,» said Marwadi Financial Services.
The IPO, which closes on April 5, is priced in the range of Rs 542-570 per share and investors can bid for 26 shares in one lot.
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Ahead of the issue launch, the company's shares traded at a premium of Rs 40 in the unlisted market.