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23/06/2015 04:09 AST
Phoenix Power, which commenced trading on the Muscat Securities Market on Monday, surged ahead by 36.4 per cent to close at 150 basias.
As many as 129 million shares were traded on the local bourse, generating a turnover of OMR19.31 million, against the total market turnover of OMR19.77 million.
There was a huge demand for the stock from financial institutions and pension funds, which received only 2.52 per cent allotment. The share was oversubscribed to the tune of 18 times, mopping up almost OMR1 billion bids from investors against an issue size of OMR56.3 million.
The major reasons for the surge in share price on debut trading, according to brokers, were good business model, future earnings prospects and better dividend yield. In fact, institutional demand is driving the stock, while retail investors are selling their holdings for booking their profit on the listing day.
The company has allotted a minimum of 3,000 shares and 8.57 per cent of additional shares applied by retail or first category investors.
As many as 49,096 investors – 48,727 retail investors and 369 institutional investors – received allotment.
The share will be highly volatile in the first three days of trading and 50 per cent of floating stocks will change hands during the period.
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