Mayashel Ventures IPO list: Shares of Mayashel Ventures made a strong debut on the Bourses on Friday, June 27, with a £ 58 list on NSE SME, a premium of 23.40 percent of the issue price of £ 47. Mayashel Ventures’ IPO ended on an overwhelming note, with the edition signed in 232.72 times over the three -day window. Investors have bid a bid for 89.92 crore against 38.64 Lakh shares offered. In the retail investors’ segment, there were 102.63 times a subscription, while the category of non-institutional investors (NII) 715.75 times was a subscription. The portion reserved for qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) is also subscribed to 98.14 times. About the IPO, the IPO consists of a new issue of 2.25 crore shares with no offer for sale (ors) component. The minimum application size was 3000 shares, which implies a minimum investment of £ 1.41 lakh of retail investors. The company plans to deploy the returns from the issuance in terms of capital expenditure for the acquisition of equipment and machinery, meet its working capital needs and to address general corporate requirements. The issue also raised £ 7.76 of Anchor Investors on June 19, 2025. Narnolia Financial Services was the general manager of the scholarship for the scholarship trading, while Maashitla Securities Private served as Registrar for the issue. Meanwhile, the Mayasheel Ventures IPO Prabhat Financial Services market maker. About the Mayash Heel Ventures Limited, recorded in May 2008, is mainly involved in the construction of roads and highways for clients such as the National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL) and several other government departments. The company specializes in the execution of complex infrastructure projects, including highways, overalls, highways and bridges. It works on both EPC (engineering, purchases and construction) and BOQ (Bill of Cantal) models, which can effectively manage it. In addition to the civil construction, Mayashel Ventures also performed electrical works such as the construction of power houses, installed street lighting and laid transmission lines. The business is predominantly tender -driven, with most of its revenue from government contracts. Disclaimer: The views and recommendations above are those of individual analysts or brokerage companies, and not of currency. We advise investors to check with certified experts before making investment decisions.
Strong debut! Mayashel Ventures shares list on £ 58 on NSE SME, a premium of 23.40% of IPO price | Einsmark news
