QIP 250 CRORES

Abstract

I was assigned to the QIB 250 CRORES project (subsidiary QIB) The internal financial analysis and requirements involved were addressed when raising funds for civil engineering and infrastructure development companies. In this article, we will understand how midsize companies listed in the construction industry raise funds through the QIP (Qualified Institutional Placement), which is a fundraising tool in development. The company designated to carry out this study is J KUMAR INFRA PROJECTS (JKIL). The company was one of the pioneers to raise 41 billion pounds of QIP in India in 2015. Fundraising is fundamental for understanding a clear model of using the available financial capital to conduct business. Since its creation, fundraising in the domestic market has involved many complex issues. Indian companies raise funds from foreign markets to make a difference. Therefore, to reduce the high additional cost of these fundraising companies, SEBI introduced this process to facilitate fundraising in the domestic market. SEBI introduced this process to raise funds by issuing bonds to qualified institutional buyers. The whole objective of raising funds is to convince investors to invest. The project examines all the appeals that convince investors of this investment, because the founder's enthusiasm cannot replace real clients to invest to perform their duties. The focus is on market research for the possible development of construction companies. We will analyze the company's financial statements for the next quarter, as investors will look for 3 to 5 years of net profit, sales, profit, debt and cash flow, in addition to various indices and trends. The purpose of this study is to assess trends in the financial statements of the assigned company and to use various financial tools to promote the company's financial situation to investors. Review risk-sharing agreements between qualified institutional buyers and companies that offer QIPs. Find and evaluate new investment opportunities in our areas of interest. The main objectives are to assess the financing structure, the company's financing sources and regulatory trends when this is a subset of the options available for high maintenance financing purchases. Qualified institutional placements provide funds to private buyers on a private placement basis. The study also includes a detailed analysis of the blue ocean strategy for construction companies and prediction of financial statements using the three-statement model.