IPO

Stanbik Agro has fixed its initial public offering (IPO) price at Rs. 30 per share, with subscription opening on Friday. The IPO aims to raise capital to fund expansion initiatives, strengthen working capital, and support operational growth in India’s agri-business sector. The company operates across key segments including crop inputs, agri-processing, and supply chain solutions, positioning it to benefit from rising domestic demand and government-backed agricultural reforms.

Pajson Agro has received regulatory clearance from the Bombay Stock Exchange to proceed with its SME initial public offering, marking a pivotal moment for the emerging agro-processing company. The proposed IPO, consisting of a fresh issue of equity shares, is expected to raise approximately Rs.57 crore. The company aims to use the capital to expand production capabilities, enhance operational efficiency, and strengthen working capital. With growing demand for processed cashew products and a focused business strategy, Pajson Agro is positioning itself for accelerated growth.

More Retail, one of India’s most expansive supermarket chains and backed by e-commerce giant Amazon, has revealed its intent to go public by 2026. Leveraging a powerful hybrid model that merges offline accessibility with online efficiency, the company is positioning itself as a formidable force in the evolving grocery and consumer goods sector. With 775 stores and ambitions to double that footprint in five years, More Retail is banking on the strength of neighborhood supermarkets acting as Amazon Fresh fulfillment hubs.