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Dhanwel Hybrid Seeds Limited

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19–21 Aug 2026

Expected Allotment 24 AugRefund 25 AugListing 26 Aug
Price band ₹95–₹99
GMP
Subscribed 1.71×
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Updated 2026-08-21 (IST)

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NII (total) 0.35×
Retail 3.08×
Momentum ▲ Rising +1.69× today · 45 polls
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Business overview

Our Company is engaged in the business of seed manufacturing, which includes the development, multiplication, processing, and supply of seeds for a variety of field crops and vegetables.

[!] Low promoter holding — Promoters hold 35.1% after the issue. Promoters hold under half the company after the issue.
[+] Strong revenue growth — Revenue compounded 45% 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 354475
Operating Profit
OPM %
Net Profit
Total Debt 268

Offer structure

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

Use of proceeds

Promoters

Before IPO 49.9%
After IPO 35.1%

Strengths & risks

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

Strengths
  • Wide Range of Seeds and its Variants (p.144)
  • Quality Assurance (p.144)
  • Customer Satisfaction (p.144)
  • Experienced Promoter supported by dedicated Management team (p.144)
  • Order Book Visibility (p.145)
Risks
  • Our business is subject to seasonality and climatic conditions, which could impact demand for our products and affect our financial performance. (p.30)
  • Certain delays, discrepancies and Omissions have been detected in our statutory records, as well as in records related to the submission of returns to the concerned Registrar of Companies. (p.30)
  • Major portion of our transactions are conducted in cash, which may expose us to operational, regulatory, and financial risks. (p.32)
  • Certain delays in statutory filings under the Companies Act, 2013 may lead to financial and regulatory consequences for our Company. (p.32)
  • Non-compliance with certain procedural requirements under Section 42 of the Companies Act, 2013 relating to a private placement of equity shares may expose our Company to regulatory action, penalties, and other adverse consequences. (p.33)

Peer comparison — DRHP median P/E 26.5x

Live BSE prices
Company CMP P/E OPM% ROE% Source
Bombay Super Hybrid Seeds Limited Rs 88.9 -1.1% 39.1x 9.7% live
Upsurge Seeds of Agriculture Limited 14.0x DRHP

P/E from offer document where live data unavailable. Not a fair-value judgement.

Market & competition

The seed market structure remains fragmented, with the top five firms capturing a good share of revenue, followed by dozens of regional seed houses. The company competes with multinationals like Bayer AG and Corteva Inc., and regional champions like Nuziveedu Seeds and Kaveri Seeds.

Future outlook

Our Company seeks to strengthen its presence in existing markets while gradually expanding its reach to additional geographies, based on market opportunities and demand conditions. We intend to continue efforts aimed at enhancing brand visibility and recognition in existing and potential markets under the brand name 'Dhanwel'. Additionally, we seek to improve operational efficiency across production and processing activities to manage costs effectively.

Sources & method

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