Utkarsh Small Finance Bank shares were listed at 39.95 on the BSE and 40 on the NSE, offering a significant 60% listing premium to its fortunate allottees. However, following a good launch, the Utkarsh Small Finance Bank share price continued to rise and reached an intraday high of 47.25 per equity share on the NSE, representing an increase of about 89% over the Utkarsh Small Finance Bank IPO price band of 23 to 25 per equity share.
According to stock market analysts, people who have been assigned Utkarsh Small Finance Bank shares can earn 40% and hold the balance for a near-term aim of Rs 50 per share. They suggested fresh participation in the market only when the small finance bank shares reach about $40 per share without exceeding $50.
Utkarsh Small Finance Bank share price target
According to Vaibhav Kaushik, Research Analyst at GCL Broking, “Utkarsh Small Finance Bank shares received a strong debut on Dalal Street and it has further extended its gains to the tune of nearly 90% against its offer price of 23 to 25 per equity share.” So, my advice to lucky allottees is to book a 40% profit and keep the capital. Keep the balance of the money in the position since it may rise above 50 in the near future.”
Anubhuti Mishra, Equity Research Analyst at Swastika Investment, stated of the Utkarsh Small Finance Bank IPO, “After listing at such a level, we will recommend booking this gain; however, keen investors can choose to buy during any subsequent dip.”
According to Swastika Investment, Utkarsh Small Finance Bank has a great track record of development, and its financial performance has improved in recent years. She believes that Utkarsh SFB is well-positioned to gain from the rise of the SFB industry because it focuses on disadvantaged populations.
Vaibhav Kaushik of GCL Broking stated of fresh investors in Utkarsh SFB shares, “Fresh entry in Utkarsh SFB shares is recommended around 40 apiece levels with a stop loss at 36.” However, this call is only legitimate if the price falls to these levels without exceeding the 50 objectives.”
