Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences IPO: Should You Invest or Not?
| Case Code: FINC187 Case Length: 13 Pages Period: 2020-21 Pub Date: 2022 Teaching Note: Available |
Price: Rs.400 Organization: - Industry: - Countries: India Themes: Corporate Finance, Capital Markets & Investments |
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KIMS IPO
KIMS aimed to raise capital through the IPO, which included stake sale by General Atlantic and a fresh issue of shares to raise growth capital. The company planned to utilize the proceeds of the IPO for repayment of certain borrowings and general corporate purposes. Through the IPO, the company was also looking at inorganic growth..
Road Ahead
KIMS Hospitals had limited operations in two neighboring south Indian states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. However, KIMS Secunderabad and KIMS Kondapur together contributed around 62.98% and 64.09% of its total revenue in the financial year 2020 and 2021, respectively and the majority of its revenues came from certain specialties. Since the company’s revenue was highly reliant on hospitals in Telangana, any adverse circumstances including government regulations and delay in business normalcy due to the COVID-19 pandemic could pose challenges to the company’s operations..
Exhibits
Exhibit I: Hospital-wise Operational Beds of KIMS in Cities of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana (FY 2021)
Exhibit II : Segment-wise Revenue of KIMS (FY2021)
Exhibit III : Key Specialties Income of KIMS (FY2021)
Exhibit IV: Key Financials of KIMS
Exhibit V: KIMS IPO (Shareholding in %)
Exhibit VI: KIMS: IPO Highlights
Exhibit VII: IPO Subscription of KIMS
Exhibit VIII: Financial Ratios of KIMS
Exhibit IX: Comparison of KIMS with Industry Peers (FY 2021)
Exhibit X: Cash Flow Statement of KIMS
Exhibit XI: Occupancy Levels at KIMS (2019-2021)
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