KSH International's ₹710cr IPO opens December 16
KSH International, known for making magnet winding wires, is launching its ₹710 crore IPO from December 16-18, 2025.
Shares are priced between ₹365-₹384 each, aiming for a market cap of up to ₹2,602 crore after listing.
How the IPO works
The offer includes a fresh issue of ₹420 crore and a ₹325 crore sale by the Hegde family promoters.
If you're eyeing retail investment, the minimum lot is 39 shares (₹14,976). Small and big HNIs need to buy at least 546 or 2,613 shares.
Before this launch, KSH raised around ₹35 crore in a pre-IPO placement.
What does KSH International actually do?
Founded in 1981, KSH runs its main factory in Taloja and ships magnet wires to customers in 24 countries.
Most revenue comes from the power sector, and CARE Ratings expects KSH to become India's top exporter here by FY25.
What are experts saying?
Brokerages are split: SBI Securities and Arihant Capital call it "Neutral," pointing out high valuations; Angel One likes the growth potential from electric vehicles and renewables, recommending it for medium-to-long-term investors.