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Swastika Infra Limited IPO

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23–25 Sep 2026

Expected Allotment 28 SepRefund 29 SepListing 30 Sep
Price band ₹175–₹185
GMP+3.8%₹7 · 1 src
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Min to apply (retail) ₹14,985 81 shares, one lot at the cap
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GMP +3.8% (₹7) · Price band ₹175–₹185 · Closes 25 Sep 2026 · Allotment 28 Sep 2026 (Confirmed) · Lists 30 Sep 2026 (Expected)

Offer document (DRHP) ↗not cross-checked

What Swastika Infra Limited does

We are an engineering, procurement and construction company, specializing in execution of power T&D infrastructure projects (“EPC Power Projects”). Our scope of services in EPC Power Projects covers a comprehensive range of activities, ensuring execution from procurement to commissioning. We provide complete solutions on a turnkey basis, including the supply, erection, installation, testing, and commissioning of power infrastructure.

EBITDA margin
14.1%
Debt / Equity
0.73x
[~] Profit not converting to cash: Operating cash flow is -23% of profit after tax. Less than half of reported profit arrived as cash — usually receivables or inventory build.
[+] Strong revenue growth: Revenue compounded 55% a year over 2 years. Revenue compounding above 20% a year.

Swastika Infra Limited financials

Rs crore  ·  Annual

Latest year highlighted in green. Sparklines show the trend.

202420252026
Sales 210351504
Operating Profit 244471
OPM % 11.3%12.5%14.1%
Net Profit 142741
Total Debt 44111115

Swastika Infra Limited IPO offer structure

Fresh issue 80% Offer for sale 20%

Total: ₹161 cr. Fresh issue proceeds go to the company; OFS proceeds go to selling shareholders.

Issue size and split come from a public aggregator rather than the exchange, cross-checked against a second one. The offer document states the offer-for-sale as a share count against a blank amount, so it cannot be read from the document itself.

Use of proceeds

Swastika Infra Limited promoters and holding

Swastika Infra Limited strengths and risks

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

Strengths
  • Strong project management and execution capabilities with focus on EPC Power Projects for government clients (p.4)
  • Scalable business model with strategic growth initiatives (p.4)
  • Strong and consistent financial performance (p.4)
  • Asset-light business model (p.4)
  • Experienced leadership and strong management team (p.4)
Risks
  • Our revenue is majorly concentrated from projects undertaken or awarded by government utilities. (p.8)
  • Our present order book consists of large-scale projects, and any delay may have an adverse impact on our financial position. (p.8)
  • We enter into related party transactions in the ordinary course of our business which may affect our financial condition. (p.8)
  • Our credit rating was downgraded during Fiscal 2022. (p.8)
  • Our ability to access capital at attractive costs depends on our credit ratings. (p.8)

Swastika Infra Limited market and competition

As of 2024, India stands as the world's third-largest power generation market, following China and the United States.

Swastika Infra Limited outlook, as the document states it

The Company’s key strategies include leveraging market opportunities and core competencies for growth as a key player in the power distribution EPC segment, further expansion of its geographical footprint, strategic focus on high-value EPC Power Projects, and diversification into allied infrastructure sectors.

Swastika Infra Limited IPO: common questions

What is the Swastika Infra Limited IPO GMP (grey-market premium) today?

As of 23 Sep 2026 the indicative grey-market premium (GMP) for the Swastika Infra Limited IPO is +3.8% from a single grey-market source. GMP is unregulated and self-reported, so treat it as a sentiment signal, never a guarantee. For context, across the 29 IPOs we have tracked from a pre-listing GMP quote through to the actual listing, grey-market premium pointed the right way 79% of the time. Never decide on GMP alone.

When does the Swastika Infra Limited IPO open and close?

The Swastika Infra Limited IPO is open from 23 Sep 2026 to 25 Sep 2026.

What is the Swastika Infra Limited IPO price band?

The price band is ₹175–₹185 per share.

What is the lot size and minimum investment for the Swastika Infra Limited IPO?

One lot is 81 shares, and a retail application must be at least one lot. That is about ₹14,985 at the upper end of the band. An HNI application starts above Rs 2 lakh, so the minimum is higher for that category.

When are the Swastika Infra Limited IPO allotment and listing dates?

Not published yet. Derived from the close date on the usual timetable: allotment around 28 Sep 2026, refund/unblock around 29 Sep 2026 and listing around 30 Sep 2026. Treat these as estimates until the exchange confirms them.

How do I apply for the Swastika Infra Limited IPO?

Through any broker app or your bank's net banking, using a demat account and a PAN. You bid in lots at a price inside the band, or at cut-off. The money is blocked in your account, not debited, until allotment. One application per PAN. We do not recommend brokers and carry no broker links. How to apply, start to finish →

Sources & method

Subscription and issue data come from the NSE and BSE exchange feeds, with the third-party aggregator, clearly labelled, where an exchange feed is unreachable. DRHP analysis is extracted from the offer document itself, every figure cited to its page. Each figure on the page carries its source and its timestamp.

Grey-market premium (GMP) is unregulated.

Every GMP figure is a self-reported grey-market estimate. No exchange, regulator or clearing body records or audits it, and there is no settlement guarantee or recourse. Shown for context only; never decide on GMP alone. New to GMP? The 30-second explainer → Has GMP actually been right? →

How often do these actually open above the issue price?

Of the 519 mainboard IPOs that have listed on the NSE since 2003, 369 (71%) opened above their issue price, at a median of +10%. That is the segment's own record, not a forecast for this issue.

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