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Shyam Dhani Industries
Common Questions & Guide
How do I choose the best IPO?
Look for a combination of high GMP (indicates demand), low P/E Ratio (indicates good value), and strong financials like high ROE. A "Green" verdict in our tool usually suggests a safer bet.
Why does GMP matter?
Grey Market Premium (GMP) is the price at which shares are traded unofficially before listing. A high positive GMP often signals a strong listing listing gain, while a negative GMP suggests a discount.
What is a good P/E Ratio?
The P/E Ratio helps valuation. Generally, a lower P/E compared to industry peers means the IPO is priced attractively. High P/E might mean it's overvalued unless the company is growing very fast.
Retail vs HNI Quota?
Retail Quota is for individual investors applying up to ₹2 Lakhs. HNI (NII) is for higher amounts. Retail usually has a fixed allocation (e.g., 35% of the issue), giving small investors a fair chance.
What is Listing Gain?
It's the profit made on the day the IPO lists on the stock exchange. If usage price is ₹100 and it lists at ₹150, the Listing Gain is 50%. GMP is a strong indicator of this potential gain.
Should I ignore negative GMP?
Not always. While negative GMP hints at low demand, if the company is fundamentally strong (good Profits, low Debt) and for the long term, it might still be a worthy investment despite poor short-term listing gains.