brokerage firm Angel Broking IPO To Open On September 22. Should You Invest

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The brokerage firm has fixed price band of the share sale at Rs 305-Rs 306 per share.Angel Broking's Rs 600 crore initial public offer (IPO)
will open for bidding on Tuesday i.e
September 22 and will close on September 24
The brokerage firm has fixed the price band of the share sale at Rs 305-Rs 306 per share
The shares will be listed on both the benchmark indices, BSE and NSE, on October 5.The public offer will consist of fresh issue of Rs 300
crore and an offer for sale of Rs 300 crore by the promoters
Investors are eligible to bid for a minimum one lot of 49 shares and in multiples thereof, extending up to 13 lots.Angel Broking will raise
Rs 600 crore through the book-building issue (at the higher end of the price band)
The company will use the the fresh issue proceeds for its working capital requirements and general corporate purposes.Angel Broking was
established in 1996
It is one of the oldest stock broking houses in the country, providing broking, advisory and financial services
Dinesh D
Thakkar, Ashok D
Thakkar and Sunita A
Magnani are the promoters of the company.Should You Subscribe To Angel Broking IPO?HDFC Securities, in a client note, said, "In the three
months period ending June 30, 2020, Angel Broking witnessed an average monthly client addition of approximately 115,565 clients, over a
monthly average of 46,676 clients in FY20, representing a growth of 147.59 per cent
Over the last one year, Angel Broking has more than doubled its overall turnover market share in the retail broking space in India.""Angel
Broking has strong capabilities to acquire customers through various diversified digital platforms
From Q2FY20 to Q1FY21, 79.76 per cent of its clients have been acquired digitally, of which, 50.76 per cent are acquired through performance
marketing, either by way of organic or paid leads, 22.24 per cent through referrals from existing clients and 6.77 per cent through digital
influencers," HDFC Securities added.