Initial Public Offerings in 2010 is going to reach almost $300 billion globally which is a record exceeding the last biggest IPO Funding Year in 2007.The drivers of the huge growth in IPOs in 2010 are a combination of factors which have come together.Going into 2011,the picture may not be as good as interest rates increase in Europe and other emerging markets.The main drivers of Capital Raising for IPOs has been
1) Near Zero Interest Rates in Developed Countries of USA,Europe and Japan
2) Emerging Market Growth where demand of capital is quite large due to investments in infrastructure
3) Growing Investment Power of Asian Financial Instituions which emerged relatively unscathed from the Lehman Crisis.
The amount raised globally from initial public offerings (IPOs) in 2010 is on track to beat any other year on record, according to Ernst & Young , despite waves of market volatility, which disrupted many planned listings. Fuelled by a booming Asian market – which has accounted for 64% of total IPO values – listings raised $255.3 billion in the first 11 months of 2010, and by year-end are expected to top the 2007 peak of $295 billion, it said.
Here are some of the IPO Analysis and Reviews covered in this Blog in 2010.
Will Datang and Huaneng Renewable Energy IPOs Fail like other Green Utilities in 2010
Enel Green Power (EGP) Biggest European Renewable Energy IPO struggles despite strong markets
Chinese Renewable Energy Company Ming Yang Wind Power to IPO in US – Should you Buy it
Trony Solar plans an IPO listing in HongKong after getting rebuffed in New York
Green IPO Jinko Solar Analysis – Extremely Low Quality Offering Seems to be Done in Desperation (one of my major failures)
Pseudo Green company Codexis Manages to Close up 8% from IPO price
Punjab & Sind Bank IPO – Very Attractive Valuation makes it a Buy
Coal India IPO – Comprehensive News,Facts,Overview,Opinions,Price,Size and Analysis
TecPro Systems IPO Analysis – Construction Play on India’s Power Sector Growth at Reasonable Price
Indian IPO Market – Fatpipe Networks Review and Analysis reveals it to be a decent buy
SJVN will leave something on the table for Indian equity investors
Electrosteel Integrated IPO – Investing in the Parent ECL might be safer way to play
Gujarat Pipavav IPO Analysis – Good Asset but Lack of Current Earnings Power makes it Avoidable
Standard Chartered IDR In Depth Review reveals Retail Investor Disadvantages
RPP Infra Projects Review and Analysis – Expensively Priced,Small Construction Junk IPO
India remains an IPO Pump and Dump Heaven for Fly by Night Operators
Gyscoal Alloys IPO – More Crap taking advantage of Bernanke Fueled Emerging Markets Bull Run
Sea TV Network IPO Review and Analysis – Crap trying to Smell like Flowers in Indian Bull Market
Cantabil Retail IPO Analysis – Average Company in a Bad Sector makes it Avoidable
Career Point (CPIL) IPO – Shady Management,Falling Margins,Regulatory Risk and Expensive Valuation
Tirupati Inks Analysis – More Junk trying to raise money from the Primary Markets
Midfield Industries IPO Review – Another overpriced small cap Indian Initial Public Offering
India Junk IPO Market : Texmo Pipes seems a classic case of “Pump and Dump”
India Junk IPO Market – Cattle Feed Company “Tara Health Foods” gets No One to Chew
Yet another Junk IPO Tarapur Transformers in the offing
The Indian Market has seen a huge number of IPOs most of which have resulted in large losses for investors as most of the m are junk,low quality with shady management.In between there were a few good companies most of them government owned with Coal India being the best one.Renewable Energy also saw a large number of IPOs in 2010 despite a very tough market resulting in cancellations or sharp price drops in some of them.Technology IPOs were also far less compared to earlier years though Chinese Technology IPOs have performed extremely well.