👉The reason behind #TELE’s price rally for the last eight months was finally officiated yesterday - Its wholly-owned subsidiary, Supernet is going for listing at PSX. 1/10
👉Share offering:
Supernet’s total offering through book building would be 29.5mn shares. Out of the total, 18.3mn shares will be newly issued while the remaining, 11.2mn shares, will be offloaded by Telecard, reducing Tele’s share in Supernet to 75%. 2/10
The book-building hasn’t been announced yet – Earlier there were rumors that it will be listed on GEMs board – this needs to be followed! 3/10
👉What does Supernet do?
The company is engaged in four main businesses - Call centers, Security services, IT infrastructure, and international connectivity.
You can read up in more detail about their business segments in the following presentation: 4/10
The base price for the listing has not come out yet. However, assuming a price of Rs10/sh, will allow Telecard to realize a cash inflow of Rs112mn (Rs0.37/sh on a pre-tax basis).
We feel the current price of TELE already reflects the said 8/10
development. According to our preliminary workings, Supernet contributes around Rs.12/sh in Tele’s price (1HFY21 earnings annualized, PE of 20x)
This value obviously is based on a set of assumptions, the real value can be worked out when we have more knowledge about the 9/10
financials, industry it operates in, growth opportunities, and risks.
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Transaction details:
Airlink is looking to raise 3.9bn by offering 60mn shares to the public. At a base price of Rs65/sh, IPO size will be Rs5.8bn, and at the cap price of Rs91/sh, the amount will rise to Rs8.1bn
The proceeds will be utilized to finance working capital needs
* Industry: Rs258bn industry and growing fast
The market is divided into the following:
Premium (priced at Rs80k+), high-end (priced between Rs48k-80k), mid-end (between Rs16k-48k), and low-end (Rs16k and less).
Mid-end generates the most sales (73%) followed by low-end at 17%