Gabion Technologies IPO Subscribes 768x, Investors Eye Strong Listing

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AuthorRiya Kapoor|Published at:
Gabion Technologies IPO Subscribes 768x, Investors Eye Strong Listing
Overview

Gabion Technologies India's IPO closed with an astounding 768.13 times subscription, drawing massive interest from retail and non-institutional investors. The company, specializing in steel gabions and geo-systems, saw its grey market premium climb to 40% ahead of its listing on January 13 on the BSE SME platform.

Subscription Frenzy

Gabion Technologies India, a New Delhi-based manufacturer of steel gabions and geo-systems, has concluded its Initial Public Offering with an overwhelming 768.13 times subscription. The final day of bidding on January 8 saw investors submit applications for 197.99 crore equity shares, far exceeding the offer size of 25.77 lakh shares.

Investor Demand Surges

The demand was particularly strong among retail investors, whose portion was subscribed 867.23 times, and non-institutional investors, who bid a staggering 1,085.88 times the shares allocated to them. Qualified institutional buyers also participated, booking 271.13 times their reserved portion.

Grey Market Buzz

This intense investor interest has fueled a significant grey market premium (GMP), which stood at approximately 40% at the time of writing, up from 37%. Market observers note this indicates strong positive sentiment and expectations for a robust debut.

Listing Details and Company Profile

The IPO share allotment is scheduled to be finalized on January 9. Gabion Technologies, which specializes in steel wire mesh gabions and geo-system services, will list its shares on the BSE SME platform effective January 13. The company manufactures products from its unit in Paonta Sahib, Himachal Pradesh, and has a current order book of Rs 172.47 crore.

Fund Utilization

The Rs 29.16 crore raised through the IPO will be primarily directed towards meeting working capital requirements and purchasing plant and machinery. Remaining funds will support general corporate purposes.

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