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Meesho Stock Drops 21% After IPO Surge: What Retail Investors Should Know
Meesho’s shares have tumbled 21% over the last three trading days, slipping to about Rs 185.25 after a rapid rise that more than doubled the stock from its IPO price in just a week. What Triggered the Drop? On Tuesday the stock fell as much as 8.3%, marking the third straight session of loss. It is now down 21.3% from the closing price of Rs 235.50 on Dec 18. How the IPO Played Out The IPO was priced at Rs 111 per share. On the first day of trading the stock opened at Rs 162, a 46% premium, and closed near Rs 170. In just seven sessions the share price surged nearly 110% above the issue price. The offering attracted huge demand – it was subscribed 79 times overall, with retail investors bidding 19 times the supply. Only about 6% of the shares are free‑float, making the stock highly sensitive to buying and selling pressure. Why the Price swung Wildly Because of the low free‑float, a short‑covering rush pushed many shares into the exchange’s auction system when short sellers couldn’t deliver the stock on settlement day. This short squeeze amplified price swings, similar to what happened with other low‑float IPOs like Groww. Analyst Take on the Situation Despite the recent pullback, analysts still see a strong long‑term case for Meesho. UBS gave the stock a “Buy” rating with a target of Rs 220, citing the company’s asset‑light model and steady cash flow. It expects net merchandise value to grow at a 30% compound annual rate through FY 2025‑30, driven by a jump in active users from 199 million to 518 million. Choice Institutional Equities set a target of Rs 200, highlighting Meesho’s focus on Tier‑2/3 customers, zero‑commission platform, and growing revenue from ads, fintech and fulfillment services. What This Means for Retail Investors The recent sell‑off appears to be a correction after an over‑heated rally rather than a fundamental shift in the business. Investors should consider: How much of the recent rise was due to scarcity and short‑covering versus genuine demand. Whether the stock still offers upside relative to its IPO price and analysts’ targets. Their own risk tolerance, given the stock’s volatility caused by a low free‑float. Remember, this is perspective, not a prediction. Do your own research and assess how the stock fits your investment goals.
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Nanta Tech is opening its share offer on the BSE SME platform, giving investors a chance to buy into a fast‑growing AV and robotics company. IPO Overview The company is issuing fresh shares worth about Rs 32 crore. The price band is set between Rs 209 and Rs 220 per share, with a face value of Rs 10. Key Subscription Details Lot size: 600 shares (bids must be in multiples of 600). Retail investors need to buy at least 1,200 shares – roughly Rs 2.64 crore at the top of the band. High‑net‑worth investors must apply for a minimum of 1,800 shares – about Rs 3.96 crore. Grey‑market premium is around 5%, suggesting modest demand. Company Business Nanta Tech, founded in 2023, provides end‑to‑end audio‑visual integration services. Its customers include corporate offices, schools, hotels, factories and other commercial spaces. The firm also sells its own AV brand “NANTA”, offers service robots under the “ALLBOTIX” name, and builds custom software for robotics, AI and mobile apps. Financial Highlights Revenue grew about 93% from FY 24 to FY 25, reaching Rs 51.24 crore. Profit after tax rose around 84% to Rs 4.76 crore in FY 25. Use of Funds The IPO proceeds will be used mainly for: Setting up an experience centre and product display area – Rs 14.05 crore. Working capital requirements – Rs 10.50 crore. General corporate purposes – the balance. Timeline Subscription opens: Tuesday. Bidding closes: Friday, 26 December. Allotment expected: 29 December. Listing on BSE SME: 31 December. Remember, this is just an overview, not a recommendation. Do your own research and consider your risk tolerance before investing.
Read ArticleApollo Techno IPO Targets Rs 48 Cr: Key Details for Retail & HNI Investors
Apollo Techno Industries is stepping into the stock market with a Rs 48 crore IPO on the BSE SME platform, and early market signals are already showing interest. IPO Overview Issue size: Rs 47.96 crore (about 0.37 crore shares) Price band: Rs 123 – Rs 130 per share (face value Rs 10) Grey‑market premium: around 12 % before opening Lot size: 1,000 shares Retail minimum: 2 lots (2,000 shares) ≈ Rs 2.60 crore at the top price HNI minimum: 3 lots (3,000 shares) ≈ Rs 3.90 crore at the top price What the Company Does Apollo Techno Industries, founded in 2016, makes specialised trenchless‑technology and foundation equipment for infrastructure projects. Its product line includes horizontal directional drilling rigs, diaphragm rigs, rotary rigs and related spare parts. These machines are used for underground utilities, metro rail works, bridge foundations and deep excavations where surface disruption must be minimal. Financial Highlights Revenue grew about 44 % from FY 24 to FY 25, reaching Rs 99.66 crore. Profit after tax jumped over 327 %, ending FY 25 at Rs 13.79 crore. Strong earnings are driven by rising demand for precision drilling equipment in infrastructure‑heavy states like Gujarat (34 % of domestic sales), Maharashtra and Haryana. How the IPO Money Will Be Used Primarily for working capital to support project cycles and inventory needs. Remaining funds will go toward general corporate purposes. Subscription Timeline IPO open: Tuesday (date) Closing date for applications: Friday, 26 December Allotment basis announced: 29 December Refunds and share credit: 30 December Expected listing on BSE SME: 31 December Investor Takeaways The 12 % grey‑market premium suggests traders expect a positive listing. Retail investors need a sizable capital outlay (≈ Rs 2.6 crore) to participate. Strong recent profit growth and a niche product portfolio could appeal to long‑term investors, but the high entry cost and concentration in infrastructure projects add risk. Disclaimer Remember, this information is for educational purposes only and not a recommendation to buy or sell any securities. Do your own research and consider your risk tolerance before investing.
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