28Feb
28Feb
Q2. Why is the company raising funds via IPO?
Hindustan Laboratories is raising funds via IPO to fund working capital needs and support general corporate purposes to expand operations.
28Feb
Q3. What is the size of the issue and where will it list?
The issue size of the IPO is ~1.41 Cr equity shares. It will be listed on the BSE & NSE platform.
28Feb
Q4. What are the risks to an investor?
Risk factors include dependence on government tenders, pricing pressures, regulatory changes, and competition in generic pharma.
28Feb
Q5. What are the potential upsides?
Upsides include consistent demand for affordable medicines, extensive national reach, and growth potential in public healthcare supply contracts.
28Feb
Q6. How to apply for the IPO?
You can apply for the IPO via ASBA through bank net banking, UPI on trading apps, or through your broker when the IPO opens for subscription.
27Feb
Q1. What is the business of AceVector Limited?
It is the digital‑commerce ecosystem behind Snapdeal, also operating SaaS e‑commerce platform Unicommerce and omnichannel consumer brand arm Stellaro Brands.
27Feb
Q2. Why is the company raising funds via IPO?
Acevector is raising funds via IPO to fund marketing, tech infrastructure, inorganic growth (acquisitions).
27Feb
Q3. What is the size of the issue and where will it list?
The issue size of the IPO features a ₹300 crore fresh issue plus OFS of ~6.38 crore equity shares. It will be listed on the BSE & NSE platform.
27Feb
Q4. What are the risks to an investor?
Risk factors include reasons like heavy competition from larger players, narrowing margins, evolving e‑commerce dynamics and valuation/market sentiment uncertainty.
27Feb
Q5. What are the potential upsides?
Strong upsides of Acevector is its value commerce exposure, diversified revenue streams, founder conviction, growth in e‑commerce SaaS, and tech‑led expansion.
27Feb
Q6. How to apply for the IPO?
You can apply for the IPO via ASBA through bank net banking, UPI on trading apps, or through your broker once the IPO opens for subscription.
26Feb
Q1. What is the business of Navjeet India Limited?
It designs, brands, sources, and retails premium kidswear and accessories under the brand "Mumkins."
26Feb
Q2. Why is the company raising funds via IPO?
Navjeet India Limited is raising funds via IPO to open new exclusive brand outlets and for general corporate purposes.
26Feb
Q3. What is the size of the issue and where will it list?
The issue size of the IPO comprise 4,000,000 equity shares and will list on the NSE Emerge platform.
26Feb
Q4. What are the key risks to an investor?
Key risks include high geographic concentration in Rajasthan, intense kidswear competition, and potential overvaluation at listing.
26Feb
Q5. What are the potential upsides?
Potential upsides include its asset-light model, niche leadership in premium occasion-wear, and significant revenue growth potential.
26Feb
Q6. How to apply for the IPO?
You can apply for the IPO via ASBA through bank net banking, UPI on trading apps, or through your broker once the IPO opens for subscription.
26Feb
Q 7. When is the tentative listing date?
Expected listing date is yet to be announced.
25Feb
Q1. What is the business of Dasra Healthcare Limited?
It operates a multi-specialty 150-bed hospital in Rajasthan, providing diagnostic, medical, and surgical services.
25Feb
Q2. Why is the company raising funds via IPO?
Dasra Healthcare is raising funds via IPO to purchase medical equipment, renovate facilities, repay debt, and meet working capital requirements.
25Feb
Q3. What is the issue size of the issue of the IPO and where will it list?
Dasra Healthcare plans to issue 37,50,000 fresh equity shares for listing on the NSE Emerge platform via the IPO.
25Feb
Q4. What are the key risks to an investor?
Key risks include regional concentration in Rajasthan, high debt, medical malpractice liability, and personnel dependency.
25Feb
Q5. What are the potential upsides?
Potential upsides include strong regional presence, scalable 150-bed infrastructure, diverse super-specialties, and debt reduction via IPO proceeds.
25Feb
Q6. How to apply for the IPO?
You can apply for the IPO via ASBA through bank net banking, UPI on trading apps, or through your broker once the IPO opens for subscription.
25Feb
Q 7. When is the tentative listing date?
Expected listing date is yet to be announced.
24Feb
Q1. What is the business of Universal Contractors and Engineers Limited ?
It provides integrated EPC and civil construction services for government infrastructure projects.
24Feb
Q2. Why is the company raising funds via IPO?
Universal Contractors & Engineering Ltd is raising funds primarily for working capital, general corporate purposes, and meeting IPO-related expenses.
24Feb
Q3. What is the size of the issue and where will it list?
The issue of the IPO comprises 4,993,200 fresh equity shares and it will be listed on the NSE Emerge platform.
24Feb
Q4. What are the key risks to an investor?
Key risks include government project reliance, competitive bidding pressure, liquidity issues, legal proceedings, and SME market volatility.
24Feb
Q5. What are the potential upsides?
Potential upsides include a strong government order book (₹982 crore), consistent revenue growth, and experienced promoters.
24Feb
Q6. How to apply for the IPO?
You can apply for the IPO via ASBA through bank net banking, UPI on trading apps, or through your broker once the IPO opens for subscription.
24Feb
Q 7. When is the tentative listing date?
Expected listing date is yet to be announced.
23Feb
Q1. What is the business of Trimoorty Foamtech Limited?
Trimoorty Foamtech manufactures engineered foam-based products, NVH solutions, and consumer toys for automotive and industrial sectors.
23Feb
Q2. Why is the company raising funds via IPO?
IPO proceeds will fund a new Satara manufacturing plant, upgrade existing facilities, and cover general corporate expenses.
23Feb
Q3. What is the size of the issue and where will it list?
The issue size of the IPO is 3,572,000 equity shares, and it will list on the NSE Emerge platform.
23Feb
Q4. What are the key risks to an investor?
Key risks include high automotive sector dependency, SME liquidity issues, raw material price volatility, and debt.
23Feb
Q5. What are the potential upsides?
Potential upsides include strong 71% PAT growth, capacity expansion via new facilities, and high ROE.
23Feb
Q6. How to apply for the IPO?
You can apply for the IPO via ASBA through bank net banking, UPI on trading apps, or through your broker once the IPO opens for subscription.
23Feb
Q 7. When is the tentative listing date?
Expected listing date is yet to be announced.
22Feb
Q1. What is the business of Veegaland Developers Limited?
It is a Kerala‑based real estate firm focused on planning, developing and selling multi‑storied residential apartment projects across mid‑premium to ultra‑luxury segments.
22Feb
Q2. Why is the company raising funds via IPO?
Veegaland Developers is raising funds via IPO to fund ongoing/upcoming project costs, acquire land and to support future development.
22Feb
Q3. What is the size of the issue and where will it list?
The issue size of the IPO is ~₹250 Cr via fresh issue. It will be listed on the BSE & NSE platform.
22Feb
Q4. What are the risks to an investor?
Risk factors include sector cyclicality, project execution delays, regulatory hurdles and market demand fluctuations.
22Feb
Q5. What are the potential upsides?
Upsides include a strong regional brand, growing Kerala real estate market and funds to accelerate project execution.
22Feb
Q6. How to apply for the IPO?
You can apply for the IPO via ASBA through bank net banking, UPI on trading apps, or through your broker once the IPO opens for subscription.
22Feb
Q 7. When is the tentative listing date?
Expected listing date is yet to be announced.
21Feb
Q4. What are the risks to an investor?
Risk factors include dependence on livestock demand cycles, regulatory/price controls, and limited fresh funds backing growth.
21Feb
Q5. What are the potential upsides?
Upsides include strong niche focus in animal healthcare with a growing distribution footprint across many Indian states.
21Feb