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Credent Connect N Care Limited

Closed
NSE SME

13–17 Aug 2026

Listed 20 Aug 2026
Price band ₹179–₹189
Listed+90.0%vs issue price
Subscribed
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Updated 2026-08-21 (IST)

Offer document (DRHP) ↗not cross-checked

Business overview

Our company is a healthcare services provider engaged in delivering integrated logistics, workforce solutions, and technology-enabled support to healthcare institutions across India. We provide comprehensive operational and logistics services to diagnostic laboratories, In Vitro Diagnostics (IVD) companies, pharmaceutical companies, clinics, and other healthcare enterprises through end-to-end solutions.

EBITDA margin
13.3%
Debt / Equity
0.50x
[+] High promoter holding — Promoters retain 63.7% after the issue — aligned with public shareholders.
[~] Profit not converting to cash — Operating cash flow is -36% of profit after tax. Less than half of reported profit arrived as cash — usually receivables or inventory build.
[+] Strong revenue growth — Revenue compounded 68% a year over 2 years. Revenue compounding above 20% a year.

Profit & Loss

Rs crore  ·  Annual

Latest year highlighted in green. Sparklines show the trend.

2023-242024-252025-26
Sales 7678214
Operating Profit 4528
OPM % 5.7%6.4%13.3%
Net Profit 3218
Total Debt 7722

Offer structure

Total: ₹0 cr. Fresh issue proceeds go to the company; OFS proceeds go to selling shareholders.

Use of proceeds

Promoters

Before IPO 87.5%
After IPO 63.7%

Strengths & risks

Company-stated strengths and disclosed risk factors from the offer document.

Strengths
  • Comprehensive Healthcare Ecosystem and Logistics Platform (p.122)
  • Well established relationships with clients (p.122)
  • Leveraging the experience of our Promoters and Directors (p.122)
  • Widespread reach in domestic markets (p.122)
Risks
  • We derive a significant portion of our revenue from operations from our top 10 customers with which we do not have any firm commitments. (p.25)
  • Our business is dependent on diagnostic and healthcare companies, and any reduction in their testing volumes, outsourcing requirements, or adverse sector developments could materially and adversely affect our business. (p.26)
  • We are exposed to risks relating to loss, damage, contamination or delay in transportation of diagnostic samples, which could result in client claims, financial liabilities and reputational harm. (p.26)
  • Our business is working capital intensive and trade receivables constitute a significant portion of our current assets. (p.27)
  • Our subsidiary companies has incurred losses and had a negative net worth in the past, and any future losses may adversely affect its financial condition and our consolidated results. (p.29)

Market & competition

We operate in a fragmented and evolving healthcare logistics and support services market in which there are currently no listed companies that are directly comparable to our business model.

Future outlook

We intend to continue investing in and enhancing our technological capabilities to support healthcare companies with software solutions and digital tools tailored to their operational needs. We plan to deepen our engagement with existing clients by expanding the range of services offered, including warehousing and distribution solutions and healthcare specific long-distance logistics. Concurrently, we intend to expand our presence across Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities in India, targeting regional, standalone, and smaller healthcare providers.

Sources & method

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