
The initial public offering of Sumax Engineering, which makes products for automotive OEMs and the auto refinish market, was fully subscribed on Tuesday, the first day of the three-day issue. The company's…
The initial public offering of Sumax Engineering, which makes products for automotive OEMs and the auto refinish market, was fully subscribed on Tuesday, the first day of the three-day issue. The company's SME IPO on the NSE opened for subscription on 25 August and will close on 28 August.

By 1:05 PM, the overall subscription stood at 1.5 times, with the retail portion booked nearly 3 times. The grey market premium (GMP) was Rs 35, suggesting a listing gain of about 35% over the issue price of Rs 101 per share. The IPO combines a fresh issue of 42,91,200 shares and an offer for sale of 9,96,000 shares, aiming to raise Rs 43.34 crore.
Proceeds will fund new manufacturing units in Rajasthan and Haryana, meet working capital needs, and for general corporate purposes. Share allotment is expected on 31 August, with listing on the NSE SME on 2 September.
SME IPOs on the NSE have drawn strong retail demand this year, with many listing at significant premiums. Sumax Engineering's GMP of Rs 35 reflects investor appetite for small-cap manufacturing stories. The company's revenue grew from Rs 130.79 crore in FY24 to Rs 147.69 crore in FY26, while profit rose from Rs 7.43 crore to Rs 12.76 crore over the same period. The key test will be the final subscription numbers at close on 28 August and whether the listing premium holds on 2 September.
Source: livemint.com
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