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Naman In-Store (India) Limited

Book Built Issue IPO · NSE

Price band
₹84 - ₹89
Lot size
1,600 shares
Issue amount
₹25.35 cr
Total subscription
309.04×
Current price₹50.7
Listing price ₹125
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Opens
22 Mar 2024
Closes
27 Mar 2024
Allotment
28 Mar 2024
Listing
2 Apr 2024

Offer at a glance

Issue overview

Issue size
28,48,000 shares
Face value
₹10 Per Equity Share
Minimum investment
₹1,34,400
Fresh issue
₹25.35 cr
Offer for sale
₹0 cr
Registrar
Bigshare Services Private Limited
Listing exchange
NSE
Maximum investment
₹1,42,400
Issue type
Book Built Issue IPO
Shares before issue
77,00,000
Shares after issue
1,05,48,000

Lot sizes

CategoryLotsSharesAmount
RETAIL11,600₹1,42,400
HNI23,200₹2,84,800

Share reservation

RETAIL33.3%
NII (HNI) 14.3%
QIB19%
Anchor28.5%
Market Maker 5%

Subscription & GMP

Subscription by category

Total subscribed309.04×

Missing multiples are calculated from bids and offered shares when available.

QIB109.75×
NIB528.47×
RETAIL328.67×

GMP history

0255011 Mar: ₹5019 Nov: ₹50
11 Mar₹5019 Nov

Application-wise demand

CategoryReserved applicationsApplied applications
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Subscription demand

Amounts in ₹ crore. HNI subcategories are included in the NII total.

CategoryOfferedDemand
QIBs4.81528.26
RETAIL8.432,770.73

Financial performance

Company financials

in ₹ Lakhs · Reported periods may include interim results.

Revenue & profitin ₹ Lakhs
05,00010,00015,000Mar-21 · Revenue: 1,341.28Mar-21 · Profit after tax: 5.08Mar-21Mar-22 · Revenue: 5,108.94Mar-22 · Profit after tax: 21.25Mar-22Mar-23 · Revenue: 14,993.5Mar-23 · Profit after tax: 381.71Mar-23Sep-23 · Revenue: 7,929.71Sep-23 · Profit after tax: 618.89Sep-23
RevenueProfit after tax

Key performance indicators

MetricSep-23 Mar-23 Mar-22
EPS8.044.960.43
ROE69.2296.9512.7
ROCE24.5123.986.82
RONW51.4265.310.47
PRE IPO(PE)1.0400
POST IPO(PE)17.9500

Values and labels as reported in the issue data.

Company information

Company profile

Naman In-Store (India) Limited, established in 2010, is a leading provider of retail furniture and fittings, offering end-to-end solutions across multiple sectors and retail outlets. Specializing in modular furniture for offices, salons, kitchens, educational institutions, and supermarket shelving solutions, the company also customizes furniture and fixtures in wood, metal, and plastic to meet specific business needs, including kiosks, complete stores, Countertop Units (CTU), Countertop Display Units (CDU), and Point of Sale Merchandising (POSM). Operating under a B2B model, Naman In-Store has built a strong reputation as a trusted partner for businesses seeking high-quality retail solutions. With a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility spanning approximately 1,41,687 sq. ft. in Vasai, Maharashtra, and strategically located warehouses in Kaman, Maharashtra, and Bengaluru, the company ensures efficient production and distribution. Supported by a workforce of 491 employees as of September 30, 2023, and a PAN India service network, Naman In-Store (India) Limited continues to expand its footprint in the retail infrastructure sector, delivering excellence in design, quality, and service.

Strengths

  • Strong Market Presence: The company’s established position in the domestic market reflects brand trust and a competitive edge, making it a preferred choice for retail store furniture solutions.
  • Technological Advantage: Advanced machinery enhances production efficiency, quality, and scalability, ensuring timely delivery and high customer satisfaction.
  • Material Versatility: The ability to work with multiple materials—metal, wood, and plastic—allows for diverse product offerings and tailored solutions, meeting various customer demands and strengthening its market differentiation.

Risk factors

  • Operational Disruptions Due to Leased Premises: Dependence on leased spaces makes the company vulnerable to potential eviction, lease non-renewals, or cost escalations, which could disrupt operations and add unexpected financial burdens.
  • Financial Constraints from Lenders: Restrictive covenants in loan agreements limit financial flexibility. Non-compliance could result in penalties, increased interest obligations, or defaults, affecting liquidity and business continuity.
  • Legal Uncertainties Impacting Reputation: Ongoing litigation involving a director presents legal and reputational risks. Any adverse rulings could lead to financial liabilities and damage stakeholder confidence.

Promoters

Mr. Raju Paleja

Ms. Bhavika Paleja|

Mr. Jay Shah

Mr. Mehul Naik

Mr. Abdul Shahid Shaikh.

Registrar & documents

Lead manager

GYR Capital Advisors Private Limited

Registered office

E/13-14, Shree Sardar Patel CHSL, Patel Baug, Nehru Road, Opp Adarsh petrol pump, Vile Parle (E), Mumbai - 400057

+91-8087042862

[email protected]Company website ↗

Understanding NAMAN IPO data

Compare the price band and required investment with the company profile, financial results and offer documents. Subscription figures show reported demand by category; they do not establish the value of the business. GMP is an unofficial indication and can change before listing.