I think its prospective P/BV will depend on how it executes going forward given that most of its legacy problems are behind the company. One important factor will be how the management utilises the proceeds of the issue. My guess would be that the management will prioritise retirement of its high cost debt that the company had raised to tide over elevated delinquencies as a result of control deficiencies it had identified.
I’ll add one caveat regarding the current optically cheap P/BV ratio. A large part of the networth consists of goodwill that the company had recorded after the IIFL acquisition. This, in my opinion, is worthless and needs to be subtracted while calculating BVPS. It’s strange that ICFL has not impaired this goodwill considering that the acquisition wiped off more than Rs1,000 crore of its net worth. This is a sign of aggressive accounting and a negative about the company, in my opinion.