Retail investors must apply for a minimum of two lots, or 8,000 shares, requiring an investment of Rs 2,40,000. HNIs must bid for at least three lots of 12,000 shares, amounting to Rs 3,60,000. The GMP for Stanbik Agro is currently 0%, indicating muted sentiment ahead of listing.
The company sources, processes and supplies fresh fruits, vegetables and other agri commodities through an integrated farm-to-market model. It operates across three verticals. The first is contract farming, where farmers cultivate crops such as sesame, cumin and cotton based on land suitability and demand forecasts.
The second is modern retailing, where farm-fresh produce is delivered directly to consumers. The third is B2B supply, where the company serves wholesalers, traders and institutional buyers through bulk orders, including e-commerce B2B channels.
Stanbik Agro positions itself as a quality-centric supplier with emphasis on sustainable farming and strong procurement linkages. By integrating sourcing and distribution, the company aims to reduce wastage, improve margins and ensure consistent supply. As of 2025, it has 16 employees managing operations across procurement, logistics and retail.
Financially, the company has recorded strong growth over the past two years. Revenue nearly doubled in FY25 to Rs 52.49 crore from Rs 26.55 crore in FY24, while net profit rose 102% to Rs 3.74 crore in FY25. In the first half of FY26, the company posted Rs 35.55 crore in revenue and Rs 2.22 crore in profit.
The company plans to use Rs 3.58 crore from the IPO proceeds to expand its retail network by launching new outlets. Another Rs 6.39 crore will be allocated for working capital to support scale-up in procurement and distribution. A smaller portion will go toward security deposits, brokerage charges and general corporate expenses.With the agricultural supply chain undergoing modernisation and demand for organised fresh produce delivery rising, Stanbik Agro is positioning itself as an integrated farm-to-table player. Subscription patterns over the next few days will indicate how investors weigh the company’s rapid growth against the competitive, fragmented nature of the agri supply market.
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