Liotech Industries Rs 36-Cr SME IPO to Open This Wednesday

Gujarat-based precision hardware manufacturer Liotech Industries is all set to tap into the public markets with a ₹36 crore Initial Public Offering (IPO). The offering presents an opportunity for investors to participate in the growth of a specialized manufacturing player entering the SME segment.

IPO Details and Listing Timeline

Liotech Industries will open its subscription window on June 17, allowing investors to bid for shares until June 19. The company has indicated that the shares are tentatively scheduled to list on the BSE SME platform on June 24.

The total issue size of ₹36 crore is composed of two distinct parts: a fresh issue of up to 9 lakh equity shares and an offer for sale (OFS) of 2.22 lakh shares by the existing promoters. While the fresh issue will bring new capital into the company, the OFS portion will allow promoters to divest a portion of their holding. Wealth Mine Networks Ltd has been appointed as the sole book-running lead manager for this offering.

Strategic Use of Proceeds

The primary objective of this capital raise is to fuel the company's next phase of industrial scaling. According to the company's statement, the net proceeds from the fresh issue will be strategically allocated toward several key areas:

Hiteshbhai Mansukhbhai Bhuva, Managing Director of Liotech Industries Ltd, emphasized that these initiatives are designed to increase the company's order-taking capacity and expand its geographical footprint while maintaining high-quality standards.

Manufacturing Profile and Financial Performance

Based in Gujarat, Liotech Industries has carved a niche in the manufacturing of precision hardware structures and accessories. Their product portfolio is essential to the construction and home hardware sectors, featuring items such as door kits, hinges, hooks, aldrops, locks, handles, and bolts.

Die finanzielle Verfassung des Unternehmens bildet das Fundament für dieses Börsendebüt. Im Geschäftsjahr 2025 (FY25) meldete Liotech Industries einen Gesamtumsatz von ₹40,67 Crore. Noch wichtiger ist, dass das Unternehmen profitabel blieb und einen Gewinn nach Steuern (Profit After Tax, PAT) von ₹4,16 Crore auswies. Diese Marge deutet auf ein effizientes Betriebsmodell hin, während das Unternehmen sich darauf vorbereitet, seine Fertigungsinfrastruktur durch den Erlös aus dem Börsengang (IPO) zu skalieren.

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