Siddhi cotspin limited IPO Overview
Siddhi cotspin limited IPO is a SME public issue offered through a Book Building issue with a total issue size of ₹69.85 Cr. The IPO price band is set at ₹102 to ₹108 per share, and retail investors can apply with a minimum investment of ₹2.59 L as per IPO guidelines.
The Siddhi cotspin limited IPO opens on 19 Sept 2025 and closes on 23 Sept 2025. The IPO allotment is expected to be finalized on 23 Sept 2025, and the equity shares are proposed to be listed on NSE on 25 Sept 2025.
Investors can refer to the Siddhi cotspin limited IPO RHP-DRHP for detailed information. The issue is managed by Swastika Investmart Ltd. as the book running lead manager, while Kfin Technologies Limited is the registrar to the IPO. Before investing, market participants often review IPO details, valuation, PE ratio, financials, and risk factors.
About siddhi cotspin limited
It supply products to textile manufacturers, garment exporters, and distributors, focusing on quality, reliability, and timely delivery. Over time, we have built strong and long-term customer relationships
It has a manufacturing facility in Dholi, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, with a total spinning capacity of 29,376 spindles. The unit has an annual production capacity of about 90,11,850 kgs of cotton yarn and 2,70,35,550 for value-added yarns. The manufacturing facility is equipped with advanced, automated machinery that ensures high productivity and consistent quality. A skilled technical team oversees the spinning process using modern technology and strict quality controls at every stage, from raw material to final product. We also follow sustainable practices by minimizing waste, conserving energy, and reducing environmental impact.
Strengths
Experienced Promoter and Management Team
Best Quality Standard
Strong and diversified supplier base
Optimal Utilization of Resources
Long-standing relationships with our customers
Investment Objective
Repayment or prepayment of all or a portion of certain outstanding borrowings
General Corporate Purposes