Yajur Fibres IPO Analyzed
Yajur Fibres, a company that makes cotton and yarn, recently started selling shares to the public. They want to raise ₹120.41 crore to grow their business. Early signs are promising, but the initial response has been quiet. This analysis breaks down everything you need to know about their IPO.
Key Points
- IPO Goal: Raising ₹120.41 crore to expand operations.
- Share Offering: Selling 6.9 million new shares at ₹168-₹174 each.
- Premium Trading: Unlisted shares were trading much higher than the IPO price.
- GMP: The grey market premium was 34.48%, showing strong investor interest.
- Subscription Start: 7% of the shares were subscribed on the first day.
- Listing Date: Expected listing on the BSE SME platform on January 14, 2026.
IPO Details
The IPO is structured as a completely new share sale – they aren’t selling any existing shares. Investors can buy 800 shares at a time, and they need at least ₹2,78,400 to buy two lots. The subscription period lasts for three days, finishing on January 9, 2026.
What the Money Will Be Used For
Yajur Fibres plans to use the money to build a bigger workshop, buy new machines, and expand their production. Specifically, they will build a 50,000 square foot building and buy equipment to dye and bleach the yarn. They’ll also start a new plant to make linen yarn.
Important Dates
The company’s shares will be officially allocated on January 12, 2026, and will be credited to your account on January 13, 2026. The shares are expected to be listed on the BSE SME platform on January 14, 2026.
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