HRS Aluglaze Shares List at 31% Premium on BSE SME Platform

HRS Aluglaze Limited made its stock market debut on 18 December, with its shares listing at a notable premium on the BSE SME platform. 

The listing followed a strongly subscribed initial public offering earlier this month. 

The company had raised funds through a fresh issue of shares and outlined specific plans for the utilisation of the proceeds.

Listing Performance on BSE SME

Shares of HRS Aluglaze were listed at ₹126 apiece on the BSE SME exchange. This represented a premium of over 31% compared with the issue price of ₹96 per share, indicating positive investor response on the day of listing.

Key Details of the HRS Aluglaze IPO

The company launched its IPO to raise ₹50.92 crore through a fresh issue of more than 53 lakh equity shares. 

The price band for the issue was fixed between ₹94 and ₹96 per share. The public issue remained open for subscription from 11 December to 15 December and witnessed demand of nearly 45 times.

Investor Participation and Lot Size

Retail investors were required to apply through a demat account for a minimum of 2,400 shares, which amounted to an investment of over ₹2.3 lakh at the upper end of the price band. Applications could be submitted in multiples of 1,200 shares thereafter.

Use of IPO Proceeds

According to the company, the funds raised through the IPO will be used for capacity expansion, purchase of plant and machinery, execution of new projects, meeting working capital requirements, and for general corporate purposes.

Business Profile of HRS Aluglaze

HRS Aluglaze is engaged in the design, fabrication, and installation of aluminium façades, glazing systems, doors, windows, curtain walls, and associated metal works. 

The company undertakes projects for builders, corporate clients, and institutions, with most of its operations concentrated in and around Gujarat.

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Conclusion

The market debut of HRS Aluglaze reflects investor interest in SME offerings within the construction and infrastructure services segment. Going forward, the company’s performance will depend on its execution capabilities and utilisation of the funds raised through the public issue.

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