Manoj Ceramic IPO: Check Out Issue Price, Price Band & More

Manoj Ceramic Limited, (MCPL) specializing in ceramic tiles and tile adhesives, initiated its initial public offering (IPO) on December 27, 2023, slated to conclude on December 29, 2023. With a price set at Rs 62 per share, the IPO consists of a fresh issue of 23.34 lakh shares. MCPL IPO is scheduled for listing on BSE SME.

For application, the minimum lot size stands at 2000 shares. Retail investors need to commit a minimum investment of Rs 1,24,000. High Net Worth Individuals (HNI) need to invest in a minimum of 2 lots, equivalent to 4,000 shares, totaling Rs 2,48,000.

About the Company:

The company, established in 1991, boasts a product portfolio comprising ceramic tiles and tile adhesives. Its extensive network of dealers spans across the western and southern regions of India. It primarily focuses on Maharashtra, Goa, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka.

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Company Financials

For the year 2022, Manoj Ceramic Limited’s revenue from operations increased to Rs 4297.96 lakh. The company’s profit after tax (PAT) rose to Rs 90.78 lakh.

The company for the year 2023 reported PAT of Rs 369.12 lakh while its revenue moved up to Rs 7,260.94 lakh.

About the Issue

The company has set the price band at Rs 62 per share. It offers an entirely fresh issue of 23.34 lakh shares. The minimum lot size for an application stands at 2000 shares. It requires a minimum investment of Rs 1,24,000 for retail investors and 2 lots (equivalent to 4,000 shares) totaling Rs 2,48,000 for HNIs.

The anticipated allocation finalization for the MCPL IPO is scheduled for Monday, January 1, 2024. Subsequently, the IPO is set for a tentative listing on BSE SME, projected to occur on January 3, 2024.

Objectives of the Issue

The company plans to utilize the proceeds from the issue to cover working capital expenses and for general corporate purposes.

IPO Reserve Portion

Retail investors have been allocated approximately 50 percent of the net issue, whereas the remaining 50 percent has been designated for other categories.

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