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Mayasheel Ventures

Mayasheel Ventures

Price

₹44–₹47

Lot Size

3,000 shares

About the IPO

Mayasheel Ventures Limited, a Ghaziabad-based infrastructure construction company, is set to launch its IPO on the NSE Emerge platform from June 20 to June 24, 2025.

Founded in 2008, the company operates as a “Class A” government contractor, specializing in roads, highways, bridges, and electrical infrastructure. With a solid reputation in EPC and BOQ projects, it primarily serves B2G clients like NHIDCL and state PWDs.

IPO Snapshot:

  • Issue Size: ₹27.28 Cr (100% Fresh Issue)

  • Price Band: ₹44–₹47 per share

  • Lot Size: 3,000 shares | Min investment: ₹1.32–₹1.41 lakh

  • GMP (as of June 18): ₹5–₹6 per share➤ Implies expected listing gains of 10.6%–12.8%

  • Allotment Date: June 25 | Tentative Listing: June 27, 2025

Financial Performance:

  • FY24 Revenue: ₹131.14 Cr | PAT: ₹6.51 Cr

  • FY25 Revenue: ₹172.05 Cr | PAT: ₹11.33 Cr➤ 31% revenue growth | 74% PAT growth

  • Order Book (Mar 2025): ₹201.60 Cr

  • P/E Ratio: 9.14–9.77x (FY25 basis), relatively attractive among peers

IPO Objectives:

  • ₹4 Cr for new construction equipment

  • ₹14 Cr for working capital

  • Balance for strategic and general corporate needs

Why It’s Interesting:

  • Backed by strong government spending on infrastructure

  • "Class A" license enables bidding on high-value projects

  • Positive GMP indicates short-term interest

  • Robust order book supports near-term revenue visibility

  • Led by experienced promoters with proven execution record

Risks to Consider:

  • Heavy dependence on government contracts

  • Geographic concentration in UP and nearby states

  • No recent revenue from electrical segment

  • Typical SME IPO risks: oversubscription, limited liquidity

  • Long-term sustainability of sharp PAT growth remains to be seen

Bottom Line:Mayasheel Ventures offers exposure to India’s infrastructure growth story at a reasonable valuation. The order book and financial momentum are solid, and listing gains seem likely. Retail investors with a moderate risk appetite can consider applying for short-term gains, while long-term investors should focus on the company’s ability to diversify and maintain growth.

For more details, visit the Red Herring Prospectus.

Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Always consult a SEBI-registered financial advisor before investing in any IPO.

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