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Pre-IPO Opportunity in the shares of ICICI Pru Life

The leader in the Private Life Insurance space is ICICI Pru Life.Some salient features of the company:

  • Largest private insurer in India
  • 23% market share in private insurance space and 11.3% overall
  • PAT of 16.34 Billion Rupees-higher than that of LIC
  • Earnings Per share-11.43 Rs/Share
  • Book Value of 36.79 Rs/share
  • Dividend of 5.85 Rs/Share
  • 99.78% shares are held by promoters and 0.22% shares are held by employees
  • Last Employee Stock Option Scheme (“ESOS”) was on April 25,2008  with an exercise price of Rs.400 per share

A limited quantity of its shares are on offer for sale.

For those interested,please email me at Alpha Ideas.

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Linkfest: January 15,2016

Some stuff I am reading this morning:

Has Infosys got it’s groove back ? (Mint)

The financial story of retiree Narender Kumar (VRO)

Stock that gave 1200 times return in 13 years (BS)

Shocking somersault by Ramesh Damani (RJ)

The nuances of investing in small caps (Morningstar)

10 point checklist for tax saving FY2015-2016 (GoodMoneying)

Are commodities a necessary portfolio component? (TRB)

Keep Calm and Step Forward (Swedroe)

3 Powerful strategies to survive the market downturn (DR)

The bedrock of portfolio management (Common Sense)

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Mission Accomplished !

Successfully scaled my first Himalayan Peak of Chandrashila.

Feeling quite proud of myself and my group.

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Gone Trekking…

Taking a blog break as I am off to do the Chandrashila Trek.

Will resume once I return.

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Linkfest:January 07,2015

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Sensex 5 Year Returns below 5% (Capital Mind)

2016 will be the biggest year in Reliance’s history (ET)

Narayana Hrudayalaya gets a hearty welcome (FE)

Vetri Subramaniam:The Indian stock market is not volatile (Morningstar)

India goes postal (Bloomberg)

Religare Research:Nandan Denim (RJ)

UBS:The global bear market has begun (TRB)

Winning Funds often flame out (Morningstar)

Wall Street Movie Review: “The Big Short” (Barry)

The Phablet era (A VC)