The Maharaja & Speedex India IPO is scheduled to hit the primary market on 10 Sep 2026, with bidding closing on 15 Sep 2026. Key details on record: a ₹80 Cr book-built issue from the SME segment, price band of ₹177–₹186 per share. Shares are expected to list on 18 Sep 2026.
Last updated: 07 Sep 2026, 12:07 IST · auto-refreshed from live GMP, subscription feeds and the company's RHP
One market lot comprises 600 shares. Applications above ₹2 lakh fall under the non-institutional (HNI) category.
Mark these dates, the full subscription-to-listing cycle typically wraps up in under two weeks. India now runs on a T+3 settlement cycle, meaning bidding closes, allotment is finalised and shares hit Demat accounts within roughly three working days of the close, with listing following the very next trading day. Refunds for unsuccessful applicants happen automatically, ASBA/UPI blocks are released without any forms or follow-ups:
Subscription figures will appear here once bidding opens and the registrar/exchange begins publishing demand data.
QIB demand reflects what mutual funds, insurers and alternative funds think of the valuation; NII (HNI) bookings often track expected listing pops; retail demand shows crowd sentiment. A book that is strong across all three categories is far more reassuring than one carried by a single segment. Remember: heavier oversubscription also means a lottery-style retail allotment, so apply only what you can comfortably bid for.
Here is how the books have moved over the last three financial years:
| Particulars | 30 Nov 2025 | 31 Mar 2025 | 31 Mar 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assets | 51.85 | 47.67 | 26.94 |
| Total Income | 75.48 | 93.60 | 61.41 |
| Profit After Tax | 8.35 | 5.57 | 1.08 |
| EBITDA | 12.53 | 10.61 | 2.90 |
| Net Worth | 21.87 | 13.52 | 4.97 |
| Reserves | 21.86 | 13.51 | 4.96 |
| Total Borrowings | 13.93 | 18.04 | 16.11 |
All figures in ₹ Crore unless stated otherwise. Source: restated financials disclosed in the offer documents.
Profits have scaled from ₹1.08 Cr to ₹8.35 Cr over two years; the borrowings-to-net-worth ratio has eased to about 0.64. For investors, the trend matters more than any single year, steady compounding with contained leverage is what institutional bidders typically reward, while a late spike in borrowings deserves scrutiny against the stated objects of the issue.
Reading these numbers. RoE and RoCE measure how efficiently the business turns shareholder capital into profit; anything in double digits is respectable, mid-twenties plus is strong. A debt-to-equity ratio well below 1 signals a balance sheet that does not depend on lenders. NAV per share anchors the book value of your bid, while price-to-book tells you how many rupees the issue is charging for each rupee of that book, compare it with listed peers in the same sector before deciding whether the premium is justified.
The issue price converts into a different earnings multiple once the fresh shares hit the books. Here is the dilution-adjusted picture:
Pre-IPO figures are computed on the pre-issue share count; post-IPO figures assume full subscription at the upper band.
As disclosed under "Competitive Strengths" in the company's offer document.
Promoter holding comes down after the issue. Some dilution is inherent to every IPO, the question is whether the fresh-money component is funding growth (capacity, debt reduction) or simply an exit for early shareholders. Weigh the split between the fresh issue and the offer-for-sale alongside this number before forming a view.
visit Maashitla Securities Pvt.Ltd., open the IPO status page, select "Maharaja & Speedex India IPO", enter PAN or application number and view your status.
Enter your application number and PAN on the exchange allotment page to see the shares allotted.
The mandate shows "blocked" until allotment, then the amount is either debited for allotted shares or released automatically.
Shares are scheduled to list on 18 Sep 2026.
No credible listing estimate has formed yet.
New listings open with a special pre-open call auction: the exchange matches buy and sell orders to discover an opening price, after which normal trading begins. Newly listed counters trade in price bands (circuit limits) on day one, which caps how far the stock can swing from its base price. If you applied and were allotted, shares are already in your Demat before the bell, you can sell at open or hold; if you missed the allotment, you can still buy on debut, but chasing a euphoric opening is a well-known way to overpay.
Sector and financial details are being compiled from official filings and will appear here shortly.
A clean listed-peer set for this business is not yet available in our data. When comparable companies are confirmed from the RHP, they appear here automatically.
The stated objects, typically a mix of debt repayment, working-capital funding, capacity expansion and general corporate purposes, are set out in the Red Herring Prospectus. The DostIpo desk summarises the object-by-object break-up here once the RHP is parsed in full; until then, treat the prospectus as the authoritative source.
Detailed object-by-object break-up will appear here once the RHP is parsed in full.
Applying takes under five minutes if your Demat account and UPI ID are ready. There are two standard routes:
Open Zerodha Console, Groww, Upstox, Angel One or any UPI-enabled broker, go to the Invest/Orders IPO section, select Maharaja & Speedex India, enter your lot quantity and bid price (or choose cut-off), add your UPI ID and approve the mandate in your UPI app. Funds stay blocked in your own account until allotment, nothing leaves upfront.
Log in to your bank’s net-banking, find the IPO/ASBA section, pick the issue, enter your Demat DP ID and bid details, then submit. The exact amount is blocked and released automatically if no shares are allotted.
The sections below are generated automatically by the DostIpo intelligence engine from timestamped snapshots: RHP disclosures, live subscription captures and grey-market tracking. Every claim traces back to a stored data point; where inputs are still missing, the engine says so instead of filling gaps.
Composite of seven weighted categories, category-by-category evidence below.
No reliable GMP quote yet — category skipped, not scored 0
Bidding has not opened or live figures unavailable — category skipped, not scored 0
PAT moved from Rs1.08 Cr to Rs8.35 Cr (+673%) across restated years
Post-issue P/E not available yet — category skipped, not scored 0
promoters retain 63.93% post-issue; 79% of the raise is fresh capital for the company
low debt/equity at 0.19; EBITDA margin stable/up at 17%
Sector classification pending — category skipped, not scored 0
| Strongest Pillar | Financial Growth (15/15) |
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This is an automated reading of the evidence above, not investment advice.
All intelligence outputs are data-based observations for education, not recommendations. Methodology: see the Data Methodology page.
| Strongest Pillar | Financial Growth (15/15) |
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DostIpo is not SEBI-registered. This is an automated, data-based signal for education only. Read the RHP risk factors and consult a SEBI-registered adviser; whether to invest is entirely your decision.
The price band is ₹177–₹186 per share.
Lot size is 600 shares; minimum estimated investment ~₹106,200 (lower band).
The IPO opens on 10 Sep 2026 and closes on 15 Sep 2026.
The allotment date is 16 Sep 2026 (official registrar/exchange date; minor delays are possible).
Listing is scheduled for 18 Sep 2026 on BSE SME. The listing price is set by market demand on debut day, GMP is only an unofficial hint.
Maashitla Securities Pvt.Ltd. is managing the issue. Allotment status can be checked on its official portal using PAN, application number or DP/client ID once the basis of allotment is finalised.
You can apply through any UPI-enabled broking app (Zerodha, Groww, Upstox, Angel One etc.) or via ASBA through your bank's net-banking. One lot is the minimum application; retail applications are capped at ₹2 lakh.
Subscription shows how many times the shares on offer were bid for. A figure above 1x means the category is oversubscribed. Higher retail and QIB demand generally signals stronger conviction, though it also means lottery-based allotment.
That depends on valuation, sector outlook and the company's financials after listing, not on day-one moves. Read the RHP's risk factors and financial statements, and consider consulting a SEBI-registered adviser. DostIpo's verdict reflects short-horizon signals only.
In the retail category, allotment happens by computerised lottery, many applicants get nothing. QIB and NII portions are allotted pro-rata. Unblocked funds are released within the ASBA/UPI timeline if you receive no shares.
Last updated: 07 Sep 2026, 12:07 IST