IPO Calendar: September to take forward IPO momentum with 7 new issues, 15 listings in first week – News Air Insight

After a deluge of 40 IPOs in the month of August, September will continue that momentum forward with seven IPOs lined up for launch across the mainboard and SME platforms. Together, these issues will test the depth of investor appetite at a time when market volatility has increased. Apart from the new IPOs, as many as 15 listings are scheduled next week.

This will include the IPOs of Vikran Engineering, which is backed by marquee investors Ashish Kacholia and Mukul Agarwal. The issue received a healthy response from investors with a subscription of over 20x.

Mainboard IPO segment

In the mainboard segment, Amanta Healthcare will be the only issue opening for subscription. The pharma company is looking to raise Rs 126 crore through a public offer that opens on September 1 and closes on September 3.The price band has been fixed at Rs 120–126 per share, and the stock will list on both the BSE and NSE. Beeline Capital is acting as the book-running lead manager.

SME segment

The rest of the activity is concentrated in the SME segment, with six companies hitting the market. The first to open will be Rachit Prints, also on September 1, with a Rs 19.49 crore issue on the BSE SME platform, managed by Khambatta Securities.Two more issues will follow on September 2. Optivalue Tek Consulting will open its Rs 51.82 crore offer on NSE SME, with a price band of Rs 80–84, while Goel Construction will launch a Rs 99.77 crore IPO on BSE SME in the band of Rs 249–262 per share.The momentum continues on September 3 with Austere Systems, which has fixed its price band at Rs 52–55 per share for a Rs 15.57 crore issue on the BSE SME platform.

The week will end with two issues opening on September 4 — Sharvaya Metals, a Rs 58.80 crore IPO priced in the range of Rs 192–196 on BSE SME, and Vigor Plast India, a Rs 25.10 crore issue in the band of Rs 77–81 on NSE SME.

With one mainboard and six SME offerings, the first week of September will see companies across healthcare, metals, construction, technology and packaging tap the market.

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Market watchers say that while SME issues have been drawing robust interest from retail investors in recent months. Investors will be closely watching the subscription of the Amanta Healthcare IPO, given its larger issue size and presence on the main exchanges.