KSH International IPO: Key details at a glance
KSH International, known for making magnet winding wires, is opening its IPO from December 16-18.
The company aims to raise ₹745 crore—₹420 crore from new shares and ₹325 crore from promoters selling their stake.
Shares are priced between ₹365-384 each, with a minimum investment of ₹14,976 for retail investors (39 shares).
If all goes as planned, KSH's market value could hit approximately ₹2,602 crore after listing.
What does KSH International actually do?
Started in 1981, KSH runs three factories in Maharashtra and ships its wires to 24 countries—including the US, Germany, and Japan.
They make both standard and custom wires for industries worldwide.
CARE Ratings expects them to become India's top exporter in this space by export revenue in FY25.
Other quick facts
Before the IPO launch, KSH raised ₹35 crore privately at the same price as the upper band.
The fresh funds will help pay off debt, upgrade machinery at two plants, add solar power at one facility, and cover general business needs.