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Singapore Institute of Advanced Medicine Holdings Ltd

Singapore Institute of Advanced Medicine Holdings Ltd ("Sam" or the "Company") is offering 114m new shares comprising 4.415m Public Offer Shares and 109.585m Placement Shares at $0.23 each for a listing on Catalist.  The Company aims to raise $26.2m and the majority of the proceeds will be used to repay debt and the balance for working capital. The market cap based on the IPO price is $231.8m and the offer will close on 14 Feb at 12 noon and starts trading on 16 Feb 2024 at 9am.   Principal Business SAM is a healthcare service provider using advanced technology for early and accurate diagnosis to detect and treat cancer, neurodegenerative and cardiovascular diseases.  SAM has strategic collaborations with public and private institutions for research and clinical work.  SAM's goal is to create a comprehensive one-stop ambulatory cancer centre to undertake the challenges to fight cancer and is one of the first to adopt proto beam therapy treatment in Singapore. Fi

Mapletree Greater China Commercial Trust Balloting Results


Mapletree Greater China Commercial Trust will start trading at 2pm tomorrow. The balloting result is as follows:

Placement Tranche

The placement tranche was 38.1x subscribed. The cornerstone investors were mentioned in my IPO write up here.


Public Tranche

The public tranche was 8.9x subscribed. Investors who applied between 50 to 199 lots will have the best chance of getting the shares. The balloting table is below:


My IPO results

It is apparently easier to get more shares from the ATM than from the placement tranche and I don't have to pay the 1% placement fees. I got 10 lots from placement but 40 lots from the ATM, so vested 50 lots.


I have previously shared with you what i think the fair value will be. So good luck to those who got it and hopefully, Mr. Dow will smile on us tonight.

Post Listing


Comments

wirbelwind said…
Huh? Wouldnt those who asked for >1000 lots have the best chance since they have the highest balloting ratio?
Mr. IPO said…
If you see the table, those who applied >1000 lots only get 8.2% of the IPO tranche.
Anonymous said…
Hi, good that you got so many lots.
But how did you get 40 lots ? Unless you applied twice which is not allowed , or you have 2 accounts ???
Mr. IPO said…
2 accounts la. Go like my Facebook then you are more updated lor :P
Anonymous said…
Yup. Those who applied > 1000 lots had the best chance. Balloting ratio. When 2 pax said the same thing maybe ...
Mr. IPO said…
you cannot read the table just using the "probability ratio" lah. Have to read it in conjunction with the "number of successful applicants" and the % allocated to that particular tranche...
Anonymous said…
Sorry for being a pain, I would encourage you to seek a 4th opionion.
Mr. IPO said…
Haha it's ok la. you can disagree :P
likely to trade below $0.90
Anonymous said…
% for 1000 and above is lower because less people applied so much shares

But it's true that for that band, the chance of a successful ballot is highest
Anonymous said…
Mr D Wizard,

How to trade below ipo price? Just not possible.

There is not a single pre-ipo investor. Apart from the owner, Mapletree investment, the rest were all placed or balloted the shares with 0.93.

Unless, there are VERY VERY POWERFUL SHORTISTS, no way that the share price could go below ipo price of 0.93.

All the placecees who did not get enough will rush in to buy ...
Anonymous said…
I agree with Mr ipo. Proabably your must state the reason for looking at each citeria. I think we shld look at the IPO tanche. The balloting ratio tells the number of allocated shares over bidding shares. So someone might bids 15 in the 10 to 19 tier but he still get the 3 lots. Just balloting ratio is not enuough, you need to know know how many person is fighting with you in the tier. The lesser the people the higher the chance that you get
Anonymous said…
Btw how to have 2 bidding account? Can i open the 3 local ibanking then link it with CDP to bid for IPO?
Mr. IPO said…
Means you and your spouse or you and your bfs or gfs lah.
Mr. IPO said…
Hmm.. Finally one supporter. Haha. Let me think about how to explain this la. The purpose of public tranche is to spread ownership and meet the 1000 shareholders rule, so applying 1m shares may not be as "good a chance" as apply 100k shares if the manager decide to allocate more shares to the 100k group to spread the investors base. Not sure if can map this out mathematically but of cos I can be wrong as usual. :P
Anonymous said…
How about this?

http://madstranger.blogspot.com/2012/09/how-to-read-ipo-balloting-ratio-table.html?m=1
Mr. IPO said…
Dividends Wizard, have more "confidence" lah :) :P
Anonymous said…
Can joint accounts apply for ipo ?
Mr. IPO said…
Just make sure you apply using the different ATM cards or Internet log in. You may want to apply for different "number" of shares in case you get confused as to who was successfully allocated.
Anonymous said…
Mr IPO, have you taken profit for your 50 enviable lots or keeping for long term ??
Any target price if not sold yet ???
Mr. IPO said…
Sold partially and still holding. :) no target, just ride it until the implied valuation is ridiculous.
Ashley said…
Hi Mr IPO,
So you not holding it for the yield? What would be a ridiculous implied valuation?
Mr. IPO said…
depends. If the book value is 1.3-1.4x should be ridiculous.
Unknown said…
Hey everyone, I'm new to ipo. Sorry need to ask a noob question. Manage to be allocated a few lot for this exercise. Suppose if I want to sell my shares at the current market price, do I sell it via my own broker? If yes, what will be the charges involved if I have around 2000 units? Appreciate anyone advise. Thanks.
Mr. IPO said…
Sell through broker will cost your $40 for one trade before gst and online will probably be $28.
Anonymous said…
when will be another new IPO analysis? I like your blog !
Mr. IPO said…
probably in late march or april? only one in the pipeline currently...
Anonymous said…
So lucky...I applied for 15 lots but did not get allocated any...
Anonymous said…
Whats your facebook name?
Anonymous said…
have you heard of the KLCC reit that is going to be listed in msia market?
Mr. IPO said…
Not that I am aware of. Never follow the Malaysia market. :)
Anonymous said…
Mr. IPO said...
Sold partially and still holding. :) no target, just ride it until the implied valuation is ridiculous.

8 March 2013 12:54

Hi , the price has been hovering around 1.05 for quite sometime.
Are you still holding or have liquidated all your shares ???
Mr. IPO said…
Still holding
Anonymous said…
hmm.. well I saw the KLCC reit and it look quite good as they have 6 properties under it and I believe all are located in KL. One of the property include the twin tower.. some of the properties are locked in for 15 yrs with the tenants and there is a 3% increment in rental every yr. Just wondering if it is a good buy as I need to pay my broker firm every month for holding on to foreign shares.
Mr. IPO said…
Well, you will have to factor in the custodial costs and potential forex movements in your analysis. What is the implied yield on this?
Anonymous said…
well the yield is 5.2% according to http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2013/3/9/business/12806616&sec=business or http://www.klcc.com.my/InvestorRelations/Financial%20Highlights/Corporate%20Day/20121127%20Analyst%20Presentation_vFFF.pdf which we can see the properties under it and http://upload.xinhua08.com/2012/1128/1354089030635.pdf analysis by maybank. The yield isn't very fantastic but I like the properties being freehold for 5/6 of them and on the long term.. it seem not bad to vest in.
Anonymous said…
oh ya.. they got strong backbone too LOLOL