DCX Systems IPO Listing, DCX Systems IPO Share Price Today: Shares of cables and wire harness assemblies maker DCX Systems made a robust debut on Friday, getting listed at a premium of over 38 per cent from their subject value on the inventory exchanges.
The inventory acquired listed at Rs 287.00 apiece on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), thereby registering a acquire of 38.65 per cent from its provide value of Rs 207.00, whereas on the BSE, it opened at Rs 286.25, up 38.29 per cent from the problem value.
Within the primary couple of minutes of itemizing, the DCX Systems inventory inched greater from its itemizing stage. During the primary 10 minutes of commerce, the shares hit a low of Rs 286.25 on the BSE and Rs 287.00 on the BSE and a excessive of Rs 299.00 on the BSE and Rs 297.00 on the NSE.
At 10:10 am, the scrip was buying and selling at Rs 290.70 on the BSE, up 40.43 per cent from the problem value whereas on NSE it was at Rs 290.95, up 40.56 per cent. The market capitalisation stood at Rs 2,809.82 crore, knowledge from the BSE confirmed.
Over 1.22 crore shares of DCX Systems had been traded to date on NSE whereas round 7.82 lakh shares have exchanged fingers on the BSE, knowledge from the respective inventory alternate confirmed.
DCX Systems is engaged within the manufacturing of digital sub-systems and cable harnesses within the defence and aerospace sector. It commenced operations in 2011 and has been a most well-liked Indian Offset Partner for international authentic tools producers for executing aerospace and defence manufacturing initiatives. As of June 30, 2022, it had 26 clients in Israel, the United States, Korea and India.
Commenting on the itemizing, Pravesh Gour, Senior Technical Analyst at Swastika Investmart, stated, “The company’s strong listing can be attributed to unexciting investor subscription levels. As the company has been able to create long-term and deeply entrenched relationships with its clients due to its execution capability in terms of time and cost, ability to maintain confidentiality, and experienced management team. Nevertheless, there are concerns with the company like high dependence on key customers, the majority of the revenue from low margin built to print offset defense contracts, the regulated nature of the industry, high debt to equity, and high working capital requirements. Therefore, we advise investors to lock in listing gains and only aggressive investors should consider making a long-term commitment to the company. Those who applied for listing gains can maintain a stop loss of Rs 245.”
Speaking to indianexpress.com, Ravi Singh, vp and head of analysis at Share India Securities stated that buyers who’re on the lookout for itemizing features ought to guide earnings at 50 per cent of their place maintaining a cease loss on the base IPO value of Rs 207 and a goal of Rs 350.