03 January 2008

BGR Energy, Burnpur IPO listings ended with Good premium

BGR Energy Systems ends with 88% premium

BGR Energy Systems, a supplier of systems and equipment for the power, oil & gas, refinery, petrochemical and process industries, has closed at Rs 902, up 87.92% over its offer price of Rs 480 per share. The stock has hit a high of Rs 922.70 and remained above Rs 900 for most part of the day on the NSE.
The turnover was at Rs 740 crore and it traded with volumes of 82,29,039 shares.
BG Raghupathy, CMD, BGR Energy Systems informed CNBC-TV18 that the company has a total order book of Rs 3300 crore on January 1. Its export order book Rs 490 crore, he added. For the next two months, exports will be Rs 200 crore, he said. The company will focus more on power projects and oil & gas business, he said.
Raghupathy reminded that last year, the company’s revenues were at Rs 500 crore. This, BGR Energy Systems has crossed in the first two quarters this year, he added.
On the BSE, the share opened at Rs 801 and touched a high of Rs 940 in early trade. It closed at Rs 901.30, with volumes of 43,74,390 shares.
The company had entered capital market with a public issue of 91.36 lakh equity shares of Rs 10 each. The price band was at Rs 425 to Rs 480 per equity share. The issue was subscribed 119.54 times.
The company proposes to utilize the net proceeds of the issue to augment long term working capital requirements, expand production capacity by establishing additional manufacturing facilities in India, China and the Middle East and fund expenditure for general corporate purposes.

BGR Energy to focus on power and oil & gas biz

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Burnpur Cement closes with 314% premium

Burnpur Cement (BCL), one of the established cement manufacturers of Eastern India, has got fantastic listing today, has ended the day at Rs 49.70, up 314.17% over its offer price of Rs 12 per share. It had opened at Rs 15 and touched an intraday high of Rs 50.50 (a jump of 320.83%) on the NSE. It was a huge upmove by a smallcap stock and top performer amongst new listings.
It traded with volumes of 15,27,48,815 equity shares and turnover was at Rs 610 crore.
It traded with volumes of 18 crore shares during the day on the NSE and BSE as against total equity of the company of 4.3 crore shares, more than 4 times its total equity. Nearly 1.5 crore shares of Burnpur Cement changed hands on the bourses in multiple deals.
Ashok Gutgutia, VC & MD, Burnpur Cement informed CNBC-TV18 that the company sees its FY09 turnover at Rs 95 crore and PAT at Rs 10-11 crore. Gutgutia estimates the company’s FY08 sales at Rs 35 crore. Burnpur Cement’s new plant would be commissioned by October- November this year, he added.
It started the day at Rs 18.45 on the BSE and touched a high/low of Rs 49 and Rs 17.8, respectively. The stock ended at Rs 46.35. The trading volumes were 1,17,21,58,56 shares.
The company had offered its 219 lakh shares of Rs 10 each for cash at a premium of Rs 2 per share. The issue had subscribed 15.19 times. Burnpur Cement had proposed a backward integration by setting up an 800 TPD capacity Clinkerisation and Cement grinding unit expandable to 1,600 TPD at Patratu in the Hazaribagh District of Jharkhand for manufacturing Clinker, Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC), Portland Pozzolona Cement (PPC) and Portland Slag Cement (PSC).

Burnpur Cement sees FY09 turnover at Rs 95 cr

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