Vidya Wires Limited IPO

Incorporated in 1981, Vidya Wires Limited is engaged in manufacturing  copper and aluminum wires. The company manufactures winding and conductivity products for various industries, including precision-engineered wires, copper strips, conductors, busbars, specialized winding wires, PV ribbons, and aluminum paper-covered strips. The company's products are used in critical applications like energy generation, electrical systems, electric mobility, railways, and clean energy, offering conductivity, durability, and thermal efficiency for high-performance, reliable operations. The company has expanded its manufacturing capacity to 19,680 MT per annum and plans to increase it to 37,680 MT per annum with an additional 18,000 MTPA units in Narsanda, Gujarat.   The company manufactures over 8,000 SKUs of winding and conductivity products, ranging from 0.07 mm to 25 mm, and plans to add new products like copper foils, solar cables, and aluminum winding wires.   Products: Enameled Copper Winding Wires Enameled Copper Rectangular Strips Fibre Glass Covered Copper/ Aluminium Conductors Paper Insulated Copper Conductors/ Aluminium Conductors(Rectangular & Round) Twin/Triple Bunched Paper Insulated Copper Strips Cotton Covered Ropes PV Ribbon PV Bus Bar Copper Busbar As of November 14, 2025, the company had 139 permanent employees and over 394 contract labourers. Competitive Strengths: De-risked business model with wide customer base, diversified portfolio of products, and multiple end-user industries. Backward integration for quality control as well as sustainability initiatives. Their presence in strategically located region Diversified customer base having longstanding relationships with customers and suppliers Continuous financial performance Experienced professional management team

Funding capital expenditure requirements for setting up new projectin the subsidiary viz. ALCU Repayment/prepayment, in full or part, of all or certain outstanding borrowings availed by the Company General corporate purposes