Mahendra Realtors IPO listing today. GMP signals flat debut
The IPO, which ran from August 12–14, was subscribed 25.15 times overall, with QIBs subscribing 43.57 times, NIIs 27.02 times, and the retail portion 25.59 times.
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The company, incorporated in 2007, provides a wide range of services including structural repairs, rehabilitation, retrofitting, waterproofing, corporate interiors, BOT projects, and infrastructure restoration.
It has executed over 200 projects across multiple states, with notable works for CIDCO, IIT Bombay, Airport Authority of India, and SVP Hospital Ahmedabad.
Financially, Mahendra Realtors reported a 22% rise in revenue to Rs 128.7 crore in FY25, while profit after tax increased 28% to Rs 14.9 crore.
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The IPO proceeds are earmarked primarily for working capital needs (Rs 30.4 crore) along with general corporate purposes.
While the company has delivered steady growth and enjoys strong relationships in government contracts, valuations appear fully priced. With no support from the grey market, investors should brace for a muted listing on Wednesday.
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