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Mamata Machinery

Listed

IPO Timeline

Issue open date

19 Dec 2024

Issue close date

23 Dec 2024

UPI mandate deadline

23 Dec 2024

Allotment finalization

24 Dec 2024

Refund initiation

26 Dec 2024

Share credit

26 Dec 2024

Listing date

27 Dec 2024

Mandate end date

7 Jan 2025

Lock-in end date for anchor investors (50%)

23 Jan 2025

Lock-in end date for anchor investors (remaining)

24 Mar 2025

Grey Market Premium Trend

₹260
Current GMP
₹503
Est. Listing Price
107.0%
Est. Listing Gain
₹230 - ₹243
Price Band

GMP History

DateGMP (₹)Est. Listing Price (₹)Est. Listing Gain
26 Dec₹260₹503107.00%
25 Dec₹260₹503107.00%
24 Dec₹260₹503107.00%
23 Dec₹260₹503107.00%
21 Dec₹260₹503107.00%
20 Dec₹200₹44382.30%
19 Dec₹150₹39361.73%
18 Dec₹110₹35345.27%
17 Dec₹110₹35345.27%
16 Dec₹120₹36349.38%
14 Dec₹75₹31830.86%
13 Dec₹0₹2430.00%
12 Dec₹0₹2430.00%

Key Dates

Open
19 Dec 2024
Close
23 Dec 2024
Listing
27 Dec 2024

Quick Stats

Issue Size:179cr
Lot Size:61 shares

About the Company

Mamata Machinery manufactures and exports plastic bag and pouch-making machines, packaging machines, and extrusion equipment, offering end-to-end solutions for the packaging industry. Its products are used across various sectors, including FMCG, food, and e-commerce packaging. Mamata Machinery serves clients like Balaji Wafers and Gits Food Products and provides after-sales service as well. Established in 1989, the company has expanded globally, with operations in over 75 countries, including the USA. It offers bags, pouches, and blown film machines, constantly innovating with patented designs. Mamata Machinery’s manufacturing facilities are in India and the USA, supporting a growing packaging industry.

Strengths

  • Mamata Machinery provides complete packaging solutions.
  • The company operates in 75 countries, expanding its market reach.
  • Innovation-driven with patents and a dedicated team.
  • ISO certified, ensuring high-quality products.
  • Manufacturing in India and the USA supports cost-effective production and quick market response.

Risks

  • Heavy dependence on its top 10 customers poses a financial stability risk.
  • Exposure to foreign currency fluctuations could negatively impact profitability.
  • Volatile raw material prices may reduce margins if costs aren’t passed on to customers.
  • Untraceable corporate records related to promoters may lead to future legal or regulatory complications.