← ClaudeAtlas

drhp-ipo-analysislisted

Read an Indian DRHP or RHP and decide whether an IPO is worth applying to — fresh issue versus offer for sale, use of proceeds, restated financials, risk factors, anchor book, promoter and PE selling, valuation against listed peers, and the SME versus mainboard distinction. Use when given a DRHP, RHP or IPO prospectus for an Indian issuer, or when the user asks whether to apply to an IPO, what an IPO's grey market premium means, or how to evaluate a new listing.
sharma23yash-oss/dalal-street-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 73
Install: claude install-skill sharma23yash-oss/dalal-street-skills
# DRHP / IPO Analysis (India) A DRHP is written by bankers to sell shares. It is also, by SEBI mandate, the most complete disclosure document any Indian company ever produces. Read it as a hostile witness under oath: everything in it is true, and the arrangement is designed to lead you. ## Document sequence - **DRHP** (Draft Red Herring Prospectus) — filed with SEBI, public, no price band - **SEBI observations** — issued after review; the issuer must incorporate them - **RHP** (Red Herring Prospectus) — filed with RoC, carries the price band and the anchor allocation - **Prospectus** — final, post-issue, carries the discovered price Read the **RHP** for a decision. Read the **DRHP** for what changed between the two. ## The read order Do not start at page 1. Start here: 1. **Objects of the Issue** 2. **Capital Structure** — including the average cost of acquisition per share for promoters and selling shareholders 3. **Restated Financial Information** — the summary statements and the auditor's examination report 4. **Risk Factors** — the first ten, in full 5. **Basis for Issue Price** 6. **Related Party Transactions** 7. **Outstanding Litigation and Material Developments** 8. **Our Business** and **Industry Overview** — last, and sceptically ## Step 1 — Fresh issue vs offer for sale This is the first question and it decides most of the analysis. ``` Total issue size = Fresh issue + Offer for Sale (OFS) ``` - **Fresh issue** proceeds go to the company. Growth capital,