SME IPO Dashboard

The platform offers a user-friendly interface that allows users to access essential information and data related to SME IPOs. Whether investors seeking opportunities, market participants analyzing trends, or stakeholders tracking the growth of the SME sector, our dashboard caters to their specific needs. With interactive tools, insightful analytics, and real-time updates, users can make informed decisions and stay ahead in the dynamic world of SME IPOs.

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Company Name	Exchange	Open Date	Close Date	Lot Size	Issue Price	Application Amount	Download Report	Recommendation
Baheti Recycling Industries Limited	NSE SME	28/11/2022	30-11-2022	3000 Shares	₹ 45 per share	₹ 1,35,000		Risk_Averse - Should Wait Risk_Seekers - Should Apply
Pritika Engineering Components Limited	NSE SME	25/11/2022	30-11-2022	4000 Shares	Rs. 29 per share	Rs. 1,16,000		Risk_Averse - Should Wait Risk_Seekers - Should Apply
AMBO Agritech Limited	BSE SME	21/11/2022	24-11-2022	4000 Shares	₹30 per share	₹ 1,20,000		Neutral
Amiable Logistics (India) Limited	NSE SME	02/11/2022	07-11-2022	1600 Shares	₹ 81 per share	₹ 1,29,600		Avoid
Technopack Polymers Limited	BSE SME	02/11/2022	07-11-2022	2000 Shares	₹55 per share	₹ 1,10,000		Neutral

FAQs on SME IPO

What is an SME IPO?

An SME IPO is an Initial Public Offering by a Small and Medium-sized Enterprise in India. It allows these companies to raise capital from the public by issuing shares and getting listed on stock exchanges.

Why should I consider investing in an SME IPO?

SME IPOs can offer the potential for significant capital appreciation as these companies are in their growth phase. It's an opportunity to invest early in promising businesses.

What are the risks associated with SME IPOs?

SMEs typically carry higher risks compared to established companies. These risks include market volatility, liquidity issues, and the possibility of the company not performing as expected.

How can I assess the financial health of an SME IPO candidate?

Review the company's financial statements, including income statements, balance sheets, cash flow statements and interpret financial ratios. Pay attention to revenue growth, profitability, debt levels, and cash reserves.

What are the regulatory requirements for SME IPOs in India?

Companies need to meet SEBI's (Securities and Exchange Board of India) eligibility criteria, including a minimum track record, profitability, and net worth. They also need to comply with listing and disclosure requirements.

How can I participate in an SME IPO?

You can participate through your demat account and place bids during the IPO's subscription period. Consult your stockbroker or financial advisor for guidance on the application process.

What is the minimum investment required for an SME IPO?

The minimum investment amount may vary depending on the IPO. You can check the prospectus for the specific details. However, the minimum investment for an SME IPO is ₹ 1,00,000.

How can I exit my investment in an SME IPO?

You can sell your shares on the stock exchange once the company gets listed. The liquidity and trading volume of SME stocks may be lower than larger companies, so be prepared for potential challenges in selling your shares.

Are there any tax implications for investing in SME IPOs?

Taxation rules for capital gains and dividends apply to SME IPO investments. Consult a tax expert to understand the tax implications in your specific situation.

Should I diversify my investments in SME IPOs?

Diversification is a key risk management strategy. Consider spreading your investments across different SME IPOs to reduce the impact of poor performance from any one company.

Where can I find information about upcoming SME IPOs?

You can find information about upcoming SME IPOs in newspapers, financial news websites, website of the comapny and the websites of stock exchanges and SEBI.

Is it advisable to consult a financial advisor before investing in SME IPOs?

Yes, it's highly advisable to seek advice from a qualified financial advisor who can assess your financial goals, risk tolerance, and help you make informed investment decisions.