At the top-end, the issue size works out to Rs 28 billion. The IPO size is 20 per cent lower than widely-reported figure of Rs 30 billion. The IPO will value HDFC MF, which manages assets worth over Rs 3 trillion, at Rs 233 billion. Reliance Nippon MF, which manages assets worth Rs 2.4 trillion, is valued at Rs 136 trillion.
HDFC, which holds 57.3 per cent, will see its stake reduce to 53.2 per cent following the IPO. UK’s Standard Life, which holds 38.2 per cent, will see its stake drop to 30.2 per cent. In April, HDFC MF had made a pre-IPO share allotment of 1.44 million shares to distributors at Rs 1,050 apiece. Following objections raised by market regulator Sebi, the shares were transferred to private equity major KKR.
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