Anchor bidding 14 Oct 2026 · Bid/offer 15–19 Oct 2026 · Allotment ~21 Oct · Listing ~23 Oct 2026 on NSE, BSE
Subscription
Closed (19 Oct, final) subscribed around 14.21x overall — QIB (ex-anchor) ~34.70x, NII ~14.64x, retail ~3.04x, employee ~0.37x
Price band fixed at ₹327–₹344 per share for the ₹475.48 Cr issue. 100% offer-for-sale — the company itself will not receive any IPO proceeds. Lot size 43 shares. Demand built through the issue — 0.35x on Day 1, 0.82x–0.83x by Day 2 — before closing 19 Oct around 14.21x overall, led by QIB (ex-anchor) at ~34.70x and NII at ~14.64x, with retail at ~3.04x. Allotment expected ~21 Oct; listing tentatively 23 Oct on NSE and BSE.
What about GMP?
We don't track or publish a Grey Market Premium figure for Sahajanand Medical Technologies — GMP is an unofficial, unregulated number that moves by the hour and is often wrong close to listing day. What's above instead is sourced directly from NSE/BSE filings and the issue's own prospectus, and we say plainly when a number is just a snapshot rather than live.
How to research this IPO
A checklist, not a verdict generator — work through these before forming your own view on Sahajanand Medical Technologies.
What does the company actually do?
Get past the tagline — what specifically generates its revenue, and for whom?
How does it make money?
One dominant revenue line, or several? Which is growing, which is shrinking?
What does its financial history actually show?
Revenue and profit trend over 3+ years, not just the most recent flattering quarter.
What's happening in its industry right now?
Growing, mature, or under pressure — and is this IPO timed to ride a trend?
How does it compare to its listed peers?
Same growth rate, margins, and debt load — or is it being priced like a peer it doesn't actually resemble?
Is the asking valuation reasonable?
Compare its P/E, P/B, or EV/EBITDA at the IPO price band against listed peers — see our valuation primer.
What are the genuine strengths?
Market position, brand, distribution, technology — specific advantages, not marketing language.
What are the disclosed risks?
The prospectus's own "Risk Factors" section is required reading — it's where companies must legally disclose what could go wrong.
What would you still need to know?
Write down your open questions before applying — a genuine gap in your own understanding is a reason to wait, not to guess.
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