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Aequs IPO 2025

Aequs IPO 2025 Aequs IPO 2025

India’s aerospace sector is blasting off, and Aequs Limited is at the forefront. As the country’s only precision component manufacturer operating within a single Special Economic Zone (SEZ) with fully vertically integrated aerospace manufacturing, Aequs is gearing up for its much-anticipated IPO. This isn’t just another listing—it’s a gateway for investors to tap into India’s growing role in global aviation supply chains, backed by giants like Boeing and Airbus.

Aequs IPO Key Dates: Mark Your Calendar

The Aequs IPO is a book-built mainboard issue, opening for subscription on December 3, 2025, and closing on December 5, 2025. Here’s the full timeline:

 
 
EventDate
IPO Open DateDecember 3, 2025
IPO Close DateDecember 5, 2025
Basis of AllotmentDecember 8, 2025
Refund InitiationDecember 9, 2025
Share CreditDecember 9, 2025
Listing DateDecember 10, 2025 (BSE & NSE)

Price Band, Lot Size, and Minimum Investment

Aequs has fixed the price band at ₹118 to ₹124 per equity share (face value ₹10). This modest pricing reflects a P/E ratio of around 25-30x based on FY25 earnings, making it accessible yet valued for growth.

  • Lot Size: 120 shares (minimum application).
  • Minimum Investment for Retail: ₹14,880 (at upper band: 120 shares × ₹124).
  • Retail Limit: Up to 13 lots (1,560 shares, ₹1,93,440).
  • HNI (NII) Minimum: 14 lots (1,680 shares, ₹2,08,320).
  • Anchor Allocation: Reserved for QIBs; pre-IPO placements capped at 20% of fresh issue.

ssue Size and Structure: Fresh Capital Meets Shareholder Exit

The total issue size is ₹921.81 crore, blending fresh fundraising with an offer-for-sale (OFS):

 
 
ComponentDetails
Fresh Issue5.40 crore shares (₹670 crore)
Offer for Sale (OFS)2.03 crore shares (₹251.81 crore) by promoters/investors
Total Issue Size₹921.81 crore (7.43 crore shares)

Funds Utilization: Smart Bets on Growth

The fresh ₹670 crore will supercharge Aequs’ operations:

  • ₹433.2 crore: Repay/prepay loans and penalties (debt reduction for better margins).
  • ₹64 crore: Capex for new machinery and equipment (boosting production capacity).
  • Balance: Inorganic growth (acquisitions), strategic initiatives, and general corporate purposes.

This aligns with Aequs’ focus on expanding its SEZ ecosystem in Belagavi, where it manufactures engine parts, landing gear, and interiors for global OEMs.

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