Sharvaya Metals IPO listing today

Sharvaya Metals IPO Key Dates

Anchor Investor Subscription  
IPO opens on 4 September 2025
IPO Closes on 9 September 2025
Allotment on 10 September 2025
Credit of shares on 11 September 2025
Tentative Listing on 12 September 2025

Sharvaya Metals IPO Condenses Verdict

  • Business: Aluminium alloy ingots, billets, sheets/circles, slabs & EV-battery enclosures; domestic + export; supplies to auto/engineering/EV/LED/defence.

  • Financials: FY24 income Rs. 71.58 cr, PAT Rs. 1.80 cr. H1 FY25 income Rs. 41.31 cr, PAT Rs. 4.11 cr—profit jump mainly from sharp drop in material cost ratio to 80.20% (vs 91.74% in FY24).

  • Balance sheet: Debt Rs. 16.54 cr; D/E ~1.38x. Inventory Rs. 20.19 cr ≈ 2.9 months of H1 revenue—working-capital heavy.

  • Chanakya View: Margin spike pre-IPO looks favourable but may not be sustainable if raw-material costs normalise. Apply only with high-risk appetite; listing gains depend on sentiment and margin hold-up.

Final Subscription Tally 

Size Rs. 55.86 Crore 
QIB NII x RII x Total x Applications
1.28 6.09 6.31 4.83 5876
Subscription Review:
Few NII applications withdrawn, Weak trend on Day 4

 

 

About Sharvaya Metals

Sharvaya Metals Ltd. (inc. 2014) is an aluminium products manufacturer engaged in alloyed ingots, billets, slabs, sheets/circles and EV-battery enclosures, catering to domestic and export markets. The company supplies to automotive, engineering, EV, LED lighting, consumer appliances, cookware and defence segments, serving OEMs and Tier-1 vendors.

Manufacturing setup: PLC-controlled 10-ton aluminium melting furnace with downstream slab heating, rolling, cutting and punching lines, enabling customised grades, sizes and finishes to client specifications.

Product suite (key use-cases):

  • Aluminium Sheets & Circles: construction, cookware, lighting, electrical appliances (custom sizes/alloys).

  • Aluminium Billets: for global extrusion industry—designed for higher extrusion speed/strength and better die life.

  • Aluminium Alloyed Ingots: from scrap/bauxite for auto, electronics, machinery and construction; suitable for gravity/sand/pressure die casting.

  • Aluminium Extrusion Dies (H13 steel): precision dies for consistent continuous profiles with strong mechanical/thermal performance.

As of 1 October 2024, the company employed 30 personnel across operations, engineering and administration.

 

Sharvaya Metals IPO Details

Sector: 

IPO opens on  4 September 2025
IPO closes on  9 September 2025
Issue Type Book Built Issue IPO
Issue Size 30,00,000 Shares /
Rs 58.80 Crore
* Fresh Issue
* Offer for Sale –
Market Maker Portion 1,50,000 Shares
Net offer to Public 28,50,000 Shares
Rs. 55.86 Crores
Face Value per share Rs. 10
Price Band Rs. 192-196
Employee discount  Rs. 0 per share
Retail Lot Size  600 Shares
Listing will at  BSE SME

How shares are being offered

Application Lots Shares Amount
Rs.
Retail (Min) 2 1,200 2,35,200
Retail (Max) 2 1,200 2,35,200
S-HNI (Min) 3 1,800 3,52,800
S-HNI (Max) 8 4,800 9,40,800
B-HNI (Min) 9 5,400 10,58,400
How shares can be applied?
Investor Category Shares Offered
QIB  Not more than 50% of the Net Offer
Retail  Not less than 35% of the Net Offer
NII  Not less than 15% of the Net Offer

 

Who are the Promoters of Sharvaya Metals IPO?

Shreyans Katariya is the promoter of the company.

The promoters hold 88.29% of the pre-IPO capital

What are the Objects of Sharvaya Metals IPO?

The Company proposes to utilize the Net Proceeds from Issue towards funding the following objects

+To meet the working capital requirements Rs.10 Crore
+To fund capital expenditure for purchase of Plant and Machinery Rs. 24.97 Crore
+General Corporate purposes

Sharvaya Metals IPO Lead Managers

Expert Global Consultants Pvt ltd

Registered Office of the Company
Sharvaya Metals Ltd.
Gat No. 59,
Nagar Kalyan Road, Bhalawani,
Tal-Parner, Ahmed Nagar,
Parner, Maharashtra, 414302

Email: cs@sharvayametals.com

Who is the Registrar to the IPO?
Bigshare Services Pvt ltd

Sharvaya Metals Financials Snapshot

Period Ended 30-Sep-24 31-Mar-24 31-Mar-23 31-Mar-22
Assets 38.44 29.55 29.23 24.6
Total Income 41.31 71.58 70.53 40.95
Profit After Tax 4.11 1.8 1.95 0.4
Net Worth 12 7.9 6.09 4.14
Reserves and Surplus 4.77 0.67 3.09 1.14
Total Borrowing 16.54 13.47 14.92 17.87
Amount in  Crore

 

Performance Indicators

KPI Values
ROCE 15.52%
Debt/Equity 1.71
RoNW 22.83%
PAT Margin 2.52%
   
   

How Sharvaya Metals IPO compares with the Peers?

Company Name P/E (x) RoNW (%)
Sharvaya Metals Limited   34.21
Maan Aluminium Ltd. 83.28 4.97
Manaksia Aluminium Company Ltd 76.81 1.82
Baheti Recycling Industries Limited 58.79 14.59

 

 

 


 

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Sharvaya Metals IPO Review

 by Paresh Gordhandas, CA & Research Analyst

Business & Products
Incorporated in 2014, Sharvaya Metals manufactures and supplies aluminium alloy ingots, billets, slabs, sheets/circles and EV-battery enclosures. Customers include OEMs, Tier-1 vendors and LED/light manufacturers across India and overseas. The plant has a PLC-controlled 10-ton melting furnace with downstream heating, rolling, cutting and punching lines, enabling customised grades and sizes.

Financial Snapshot (Rs. crore)

  • Income: FY22 40.95, FY23 70.53, FY24 71.58, H1 FY25 41.31

  • PAT: FY22 0.40, FY23 1.95, FY24 1.80, H1 FY25 4.11

  • Net Worth: Rs. 12.00 cr (30-Sep-24)

  • Total Borrowings: Rs. 16.54 cr (30-Sep-24)

Margin Dynamics

  • Material cost / revenue: FY23 92.16%, FY24 91.74%, H1 FY25 80.20%.

  • The 20.20% gross spread in H1 FY25 drove a sharp PAT jump before the IPO. Sustainability depends on aluminium prices, product mix (EV enclosures, higher-value sheets/billets), and operating efficiency.

Working Capital & Leverage

  • Inventory Rs. 20.19 cr ≈ 2.9 months of H1 FY25 revenue (monthly avg ~Rs. 6.88 cr): high carry → cash-flow sensitivity if demand softens.

  • Debt to equity ~1.38x—improved from earlier years but still elevated for a metals SME.

Strengths

  • Diversified aluminium portfolio; entry into EV enclosures can lift realisations.

  • Improving gross spread in H1 FY25; export capability; customised products.

Key Risks

  • Margin sustainability risk if raw-material costs rise or mix normalises.

  • High inventory and above-1x leverage → heavier finance/working-capital burden.

  • Commodity-cycle exposure; SME listing liquidity.

Chanakya Verdict
Neutral to cautious. Growth optionality exists (EV/engineering), but the pre-IPO profit surge hinges on a one-off improvement in material cost ratio. Suitable only for investors comfortable with commodity & working-capital risk. Others may wait for post-listing results.

1) Why did profits jump in H1 FY25?

Mainly due to lower material cost ratio (80.20%) versus ~92% in FY23–FY24, improving spreads.

2) Are these margins sustainable?

Unclear. If aluminium prices or mix revert, margins could normalise. Watch Q3/Q4 results post-listing.

3) Is debt a concern?

Borrowings are Rs. 16.54 cr; D/E ~1.38x—manageable but high for an SME metals player

4) What about working capital?

Inventory of Rs. 20.19 cr (~2.9 months of sales) indicates cash tied up; any demand slowdown may strain liquidity.

5) What could drive long-term upside?

Scaling EV-battery enclosures, higher-value sheets/billets, export orders, and maintaining lower input-cost ratios.

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