Vikram Solar IPO Allotment Status Live Updates: Vikram Solar will be finalising its IPO allotment today, August 22. Thereafter, the listing on the bourses is expected to take place on August 26. JM Financial played the role of lead book runner of the issue, and MUFG Intime India Pvt. Ltd. worked as the registrar for the IPO.
The IPO opened for investors on August 19, closed its IPO subscription on August 21. The company raised a total of Rs 2,080 crore from the primary markets. The issue was a combination of 4.52 crore fresh shares aggregating to Rs 1,500 crore and an offer for sale of 1.75 crore shares amounting to Rs 580 crore.
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Vikram Solar: Price band
Vikram Solar kept the price band in a range of Rs 315 to Rs 332 per equity share. The lot size for a retail application was 45, amounting to Rs 14,175. The lot size investment for a small NII was 14 lots of 630 shares, totalling Rs 2 lakh, and for a big NII, it was 67 lots of 3,015 shares, aggregating to Rs 10 lakh.
About Vikram Solar
Vikram Solar is a manufacturer of solar photovoltaic (PV) modules. The core operations include specialising in the production of high-efficiency solar PV modules. Vikram Solar caters to both domestic and international markets. Also, the company provides comprehensive EPC solutions for solar power projects, ensuring efficient project execution from design to commissioning. Vikram Solar offers O&M services to optimise the performance and longevity of solar power installations.
The company has consistently been recognised for its quality and credibility. It was first featured as a Tier-1 manufacturer by BloombergNEF in Q1 CY14, and has been regularly listed thereafter, with the most recent recognition in Q1 FY2025. Additionally, in May 2025, it was awarded the EUPD Top Brand PV Seal, further reinforcing its global standing.
Vikram Solar IPO: Deven Choksey rates Neutral
Deven Choksey Research has rated the Vikram Solar IPO as ‘Neutral’. They believe that “the issue is to be fairly valued. It is rated ‘Neutral’ led by its inferior margin and return profile compared to the peers on the back of a lack of backwards integrations.”
The note pointed out that despite pivoting its focus on module manufacturing, Vikram Solar has been able to grow its revenue and EBITDA at 28.5% and 62.6% CAGR, led by a sustained increase in domestic demand, technological upgrades and higher operating leverage driven by higher capacity utilisation.
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