20Dec

Q4. What are the risks to an investor?

Risks to investing in IPO include volatility in petrochemical-based raw material prices, demand swings in cyclic industries (automotive/industrial), capacity-utilisation fluctuations, and competition from established textile/ technical-textile players.
20Dec

Q5. What are the potential upsides?

Positive sides to invest in the IPO include strong growth in revenues/profits recently, niche high-entry-barrier business, diversified end-markets including defence & high-tech, and over 1,000 fabric SKUs - giving a good shot at long-term growth and margin stability.
19Dec

Q1. What is the business of Technocraft Ventures Limited?

Technocraft Venture is an engineering/construction firm executing turnkey EPC projects - wastewater treatment, sewerage, water supply, urban-utilities O&M, electrical transmission & distribution, and other public-infrastructure works.
19Dec

Q4. What are the risks to an investor?

Risks to investing in the IPO include heavy dependence on government-awarded contracts, working-capital intensity with possible payment delays, geographical concentration in certain states, and legal/compliance exposures
19Dec

Q5. What are the potential upsides?

Positive points to invest in the IPO include a strong order book (~₹685.83 crore as of June 2025), diversified EPC offerings, recurring O&M business and India’s growing push for urban-infrastructure, TVL has good growth visibility and demand tailwinds.
19Dec

Q6. How to apply for the IPO?

You can apply via your broker or through the ASBA facility via net-banking/demat account by selecting required lot(s).
18Dec

Q1. What is the business of Aarvee Engineering Consultants Limited?

It is a technology-driven, multi-sectoral infrastructure-consultancy firm providing services across the full project lifecycle from feasibility studies to project management, construction, operations & maintenance supervision, third-party inspection and lenders’ engineering services.
18Dec

Q2. Why is the company raising funds via IPO?

Aarvee Engineering is raising funds for repayment/pre-payment of borrowings, investment into its subsidiaries to expand geospatial & digital-engineering capabilities, and for general corporate purposes.
18Dec

Q4. What are the risks to an investor?

Risks to investing in the IPO include its heavily dependence on government/private infrastructure activity - any slowdown could hit order inflows, any payment delays might affect operational funding, subsidiary performance or global-project risks might impact consolidated results
18Dec

Q5. What are the potential upsides?

Aarvee’s full-lifecycle consultancy model and global footprint position it well to win large contracts; debt reduction and investments into digital/geospatial capabilities may improve margins and future growth.
18Dec

Q6. How to apply for the IPO?

You ca apply via your demat-broker or an IPO-application form once the IPO opens, selecting the number of equity shares
18Dec

Q1. What is the business of Jerai Fitness Limited?

Jerai Fitness designs, manufactures and distributes gym & fitness equipment like strength-training machines, cardio gear and accessories for commercial gyms, hotels, corporates, real-estate projects and export markets across India and abroad.
18Dec

Q3. What is the size of the issue and where will it list?

Risks to investing in the IPO includes fluctuating raw-material prices which is primarily steel, stiff competition from imported equipment makers, possible order slowdowns if gym-industry growth is impacted and low repeat demand as gym equipment is durable and most of them lasts for more than...
18Dec

Q5. What are the potential upsides?

Upsides to investing in the IPO includes strong profitability margins, a wide and diversified client base (gyms, hotels, export markets), and rising fitness-industry penetration in India which could drive steady long-term demand.
18Dec

Q6. How to apply for the IPO?

You can apply for the IPO via your brokerage/demat or UPI-enabled platform once it opens for subscription, select Jerai Fitness IPO, enter desired lots and bid price, provide UPI ID, approve payment mandate.
16Dec

Q4. What are the risks to an investor?

Risks of investing includes heavy capital expenditure for manufacturing setup, dependence on project-execution & timely approvals, exposure to solar-policy and subsidies and regulatory shifts that may affect renewables demand.
16Dec

Q5. What are the potential upsides?

It has an order book of over ₹8,000 crore and 1.77 GW + commissioned capacity, plus plans for in-house solar-cell manufacturing, Rays could ride India’s green-energy boom and scale margin and growth significantly.
16Dec

Q4. What are the risks to an investor?

High capital-intensity and debt: the need for large upfront investments and significant borrowings can pressure cash flows; also success depends on execution and regulatory/policy stability in renewables.
16Dec

Q5. What are the potential upsides?

It has 2.54 GW operational capacity, 2.53 GW contracted and over 5 GW in the pipeline, plus rising corporate demand for green energy, it could capture major growth as India accelerates decarbonisation.
15Dec

Q2. Why is the company raising funds via IPO?

It plans to use proceeds to repay debt of its U.S. subsidiary, expanding offices and infrastructure in India, ramp up R&D & generative-AI products, plus fund strategic acquisitions and growth initiatives.
15Dec

Q4. What are the risks to an investor?

Heavy revenue dependence on top clients, of which majority revenue coming from U.S. clients - making results vulnerable to client loss or global slowdowns.
15Dec

Q5. What are the potential upsides?

Strong global enterprise-client base, fast revenue growth and high investment in R&D/Gen-AI - offering long-term growth potential and market leadership.
15Dec

Q6. How to apply for the IPO?

Once subscription opens, you can apply via your broker or IPO-portal/APP (ASBA/UPI route), enter your PAN, Demat/Client ID, choose retail/other category, bid and block funds via mandate.