Follow for more real-time updates: ▶️ Join our FREE telegram channel One can join with link below or search "moneycreatesmoney" in telegram https://t.me/moneycreatesmoney ▶️ Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/nakulvibhor?s=09 In this video, we discuss the Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL) IPO in detail and analyze whether it is worth applying for, especially after the recent crash in Grey Market Premium (GMP). Bharat Coking Coal is a key subsidiary of Coal India Limited, and its IPO has generated strong interest among retail investors, long-term investors, and Coal India shareholders. 📌 What you’ll learn in this video: • Bharat Coking Coal IPO complete review • Latest GMP trends & why GMP crashed • Coal India shareholder quota - eligibility & benefits • BCCL business model & revenue sources • Financial performance & profitability analysis • Valuation concerns – expensive or fairly priced? • Risks, opportunities & listing expectations • Should you apply or avoid the IPO? 🔍 About Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL) Bharat Coking Coal Limited is one of India’s largest producers of coking coal, a critical raw material used in steel manufacturing. Operating under Coal India, BCCL plays a strategic role in India’s infrastructure and industrial growth. The company benefits from strong demand visibility but also faces challenges such as regulatory control, pricing constraints, and environmental pressures. 💰 Bharat Coking Coal IPO – Key Highlights The BCCL IPO is expected to be a government disinvestment IPO, meaning a portion of Coal India’s stake will be offered to the public. Such IPOs often attract attention due to PSU stability, dividend history, and long-term demand outlook. However, PSU IPOs also come with valuation risks and listing volatility. 📉 GMP Crashed – What Does It Mean? Grey Market Premium (GMP) is an unofficial indicator of market sentiment. A sharp fall or crash in GMP suggests: • Weak short-term listing expectations • Market volatility or negative sentiment • Overvaluation concerns • Broader stock market correction impact ⚠️ Remember: GMP is not a guarantee of listing gains and should never be the sole reason to apply for an IPO. 👥 Coal India Shareholder Quota Explained If you hold Coal India shares as per the record date, you may be eligible to apply under the shareholder quota, which can: • Increase allotment probability • Offer reservation benefits • Reduce competition compared to retail category This video explains how shareholder quota works, eligibility rules, and whether it actually improves your chances. 📊 Financials & Valuation Discussion We analyze BCCL’s: • Revenue growth trends • Profit margins • Cost structure • Dependency on steel sector demand • PSU valuation multiples comparison The key question remains: Is Bharat Coking Coal IPO priced attractively or aggressively? 🧠 Investor Strategy – What Should You Do? This IPO may suit: ✔ Long-term investors with PSU exposure ✔ Coal India shareholders ✔ Investors comfortable with commodity cycles It may not suit: ❌ Short-term GMP-based traders ❌ Investors expecting guaranteed listing gains ❌ Those avoiding PSU & government-controlled businesses 📌 Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. IPO investments are subject to market risks. Please consult your financial advisor before making any investment decisions. 🔔 Stay Connected If you follow IPO analysis, stock market updates, PSU stocks, and long-term investing, make sure to LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE for regular insights. #BharatCokingCoalIPO #BCCLIPO #CoalIndiaIPO #CoalIndiaShareholderQuota #BCCLIPOReview #BCCLGMP #IPOGMP #UpcomingIPO #PSUIPO #IndianStockMarket #IPOAnalysis #IPOReview #IPO2026 #StockMarketIndia #CoalStocks #PSUStocks #RetailInvestor #LongTermInvesting #ListingGains #GreyMarketPremium