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Quote nikhil090 Replybullet Posted: 06/Feb/2007 at 3:51pm
While i agree with Basant's view, a merger of HDFC and HDFC bank will make 100% sense. The managment has planned it very well. I dont see any area in which both of them are competing. HDFC is into insurance, homeloan etc, and HDFC Bank is into other fields. Together they both cover the spectrum as ICICI covers..The merger, if it happens at all, will have no conflicts, only synergies.
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Quote tigershark Replybullet Posted: 07/Feb/2007 at 2:14pm
although adity puri denies any such proposal in his last interviw maybe he  his just playing safe.
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Quote xbox Replybullet Posted: 11/Feb/2007 at 4:52am
Here is the most compelling 2009 story ...CBoP.
It will be the most preferred buy-out candidate post 2009 because it has pan India presence, huge network (400+ branches), no known promoter, reasonable mcap (5K+) Cr and willingness to exit (from existing management). But story is not this. Story is what CBoP can become by 2009. CBoP is unique story in making. It has dark past, struggling present (NPA) but bright future. Uniqueness of CBoP lies in takeover/amalgamation of smaller banks. It has sallowed BoP, LKB etc. etc. I think management is preparing itself to become big so that it can get bigger and bigger takeover cheque. Remember Takeovers are not done on fundamentals but done of assets and future promise. Recall vodafone buyout, Corus buyout and that Hindalco's buyout.
A bank with 400+ branches can easily be sold at 5-7 BUSD. It is conservative figure. CBoP is going vary cheap. YES Bank with 30 branches fetches 4K+ mcap whereas CBoP is is just 5K+ for 400 branches.
Now take non-believer stand. Will ICICI bank be sold, no. Will HDFC Bank, no (for next 5-7 years), KMB, no for sure. No buyout will tarket PSU Banks (not allowed). Then what is next most probable candidate ? it is CBoP. In case it improves on NPA front or makes few more acquisitions, it will benefit shareholders.
CBoP has one zing thing. Which I like in IFCI as well. It is willingness to sell from existing management/promoter.
In IFCI, I don't have margin of safety (as I looked very late) but CBoP looks good on margin as well.
Only short-term issue could be interest rate related fluctuations but one willing to store till 2009, one should take position now or at decline. Mugerilals pls help with support levels....Wink. It is multi-bagger in making. Right sector. Right signals. Right horse. It is 101% takeover target.


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Quote Mohan Replybullet Posted: 15/Feb/2007 at 10:43am

I believe Rana Talwar of Sabre Capital fame is running the show at CBOP.

He's a very competent takeover specialist.
 
CBOP will be at least a Rs 20,000 crore market cap bank by 2009.
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Quote PrashantS Replybullet Posted: 16/Feb/2007 at 12:53pm
Does anyone know about take overs ..in 2009 ? which bank could be  a favourite and why? A banker could help us out
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Quote munaf Replybullet Posted: 10/Jun/2007 at 3:16pm
hi,
 
I feel there is a lot of scope in stocks of private banks as the sector goes into consolidation and big pvt banks acquiring stakes in smaller pvt banks in order to survive the competition from large public/foriegn banks.Maybe some of them would get lost in the process , but those having good network of branches , businesses etc are sure to survive in the long run. We have some examples like Yes Bank , DCB etc.
 
 
Please let me have a feedback on my views.
 
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Quote equitymaster Replybullet Posted: 11/Jun/2007 at 5:25pm
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any views on centurion bank.the stock doesnt seem to move above 40 since last many trading sessions.is there any bad news?
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Quote xbox Replybullet Posted: 11/Jun/2007 at 5:35am

Whole Banking sector is under pressure on ..

1. possible CRR hike.
2. Slow down in credit growth.
3. NIM squeeze.
If banking is feeling the heat surely it will pass on to other sectors but for time being possibility of CRR hike is spoiling the game.
CBoP is take-over target for sure.
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