SME IPO: Naman In-Store Lists at 40% Premium

SME IPO: Naman In-Store Lists at 40% Premium, Yields Rs 57,600 Profit per Lot

Naman In-Store (India): Revolutionizing Retail Furniture Solutions

Naman In-Store Lists at 40% Premium, Resulting in Rs 57,600 Profit per Lot for Retail Investors:

Naman In-Store (India) Ltd witnessed a strong debut on Dalal Street, with its shares listing at Rs 125 each on Tuesday, marking a significant 40.45 percent premium over the issue price of Rs 89. The company, a provider of retail solutions, made its debut on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) SME platform. This impressive listing suggests strong investor interest in the company and reflects confidence in its prospects within the retail sector.

The listing of Naman In-Store (India) on the stock market may be perceived as slightly below expectations, given that the company was anticipated to command a premium of Rs 50 per share in the grey market over the issue price. Indicative premiums in the unofficial market hinted at a listing boost of approximately 56 percent, translating to around Rs 139-140 per share. This discrepancy between the anticipated and actual listing premiums suggests a variance in market sentiment and investor perception regarding the company's debut on the exchange.

Retail investors, limited to applying for a single lot comprising 1,600 equity shares, garnered a profit of Rs 57,600. Conversely, non-retail bidders, mandated to apply for a minimum of two lots or at least 3,200 equity shares, accrued a profit of at least Rs 1,15,200 upon listing.

Naman In-Store (India)'s initial public offering (IPO) was open for bidding from March 22 to March 27, raising Rs 25.35 crore through the primary route. The issue comprised a fresh share sale of 28.48 lakh equity shares, with 1,42,400 equity shares reserved for Giriraj Stock Broking as the market maker portion.

The Naman In-Store IPO saw an astounding overall subscription of 309.03 times, with non-institutional investors subscribing 528.12 times and retail investors booking 328.80 times their allocation. Qualified institutional bidders (QIBs) subscribed 109.75 times their quota. GYR Capital Advisors acted as the sole manager of the IPO, while Bigshare Services served as the registrar.

Established in 2010, Naman In-Store (India) has emerged as a prominent player in the retail furniture and fittings industry, offering tailored solutions to a diverse range of sectors and retail establishments. Specializing in modular furniture, the company caters to various needs, including office spaces, compact kitchen setups, beauty salons, and educational institutions. Moreover, Naman In-Store excels in providing innovative shelving solutions specifically designed for supermarkets, optimizing space utilization and enhancing product display efficiency.

The company's modular furniture solutions are meticulously crafted to meet the unique requirements of each client, ensuring functionality, durability, and aesthetic appeal. By leveraging modern manufacturing techniques and high-quality materials, Naman In-Store delivers products that not only meet but exceed industry standards.

With a focus on innovation and customer satisfaction, Naman In-Store continues to expand its footprint in the retail sector, offering comprehensive solutions that enhance operational efficiency and elevate the retail experience for businesses and consumers alike. As the retail landscape evolves, Naman In-Store remains committed to staying at the forefront of industry trends, consistently delivering cutting-edge solutions that meet the changing needs of its clients.

 

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