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Quality Power Electrical Equipments

Quality Power Electrical Equipments

QPOWER

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Bidding Dates

14 Feb 2025 - 18 Feb 2025

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Price Range

₹401 - ₹425

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Minimum Investment

₹11,050

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Issue Size

859Cr

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Latest GMP

₹5 (1.18%)

IPO Timeline

1

Issue open date

14 Feb 2025

2

Issue close date

18 Feb 2025

3

UPI mandate deadline

18 Feb 2025

4

Allotment finalization

20 Feb 2025

5

Refund initiation

21 Feb 2025

6

Share credit

21 Feb 2025

7

Listing date

24 Feb 2025

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Mandate end date

5 Mar 2025

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

21 Mar 2025

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Lock-in end date for anchor investors (remaining)

20 May 2025

About the Company

Quality Power Electrical Equipments is a leading Indian company providing advanced electrical equipment and solutions essential for the global energy transition. Specialising in high-voltage technologies for power generation, transmission, distribution, and automation, they cater to the needs of global clients, including Fortune 500 companies. Their products like HVDC and FACTS systems are pivotal for integrating renewable energies into traditional grids, enhancing efficiency and grid stability. Accredited with international standards such as ISO 17025:2017, their facilities ensure top-quality manufacturing and testing. With over two decades of expertise, the broad portfolio supports the modernization of electrical infrastructures and promotes sustainable energy practices globally.

Strengths

  1. Established provider of high-voltage electrical equipment for global energy transition.
  2. Specializes in HVDC and FACTS systems essential for integrating renewable energy.
  3. Holds ISO 17025:2017 accreditation, ensuring high standards in testing and reliability.
  4. Broad product portfolio supports modern electrical infrastructures and grid stability.
  5. Strong manufacturing presence in India with expansion capabilities through acquisitions like Mehru Electrical.

Risks

  1. Dependent on the energy sector’s cyclicality and regulatory changes affecting project viability.
  2. High capital expenditure requirements could strain financial resources if not managed.
  3. International operations expose the company to geopolitical and exchange rate risks.
  4. Legal and regulatory challenges, especially in high-compliance industries like electrical equipment manufacturing.

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