Carver Roboweld Ltd. IPO Details
Carver Roboweld was incorporated on August 04, 2009. The company manufactures welding consumables such as metal cored wires, welding rods and gauging electrodes for various industrial applications. It also provides welding spare parts and accessories, forging die regeneration and welding robot rental services, serving as a solution provider to the forging industry
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| To Be Announced |
| Minimum Investment | Minimum Lot | Maximum Lot | Lot Size | Number of Shares | Issue Price Band | Post Issue Promoter Holding % | Issue Size | IPO Document |
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| - | - | - | - | 3.5 M | - | - | ₹0 | DRHP DOC |
Carver Roboweld issue details
Carver Roboweld has 3.5 M shares on offer
| Day | Retail Individual Investor | HNI (NII) Investors | Qualified Institutional Buyers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Category Reservation | 35% | 15% | 50% |
Carver Roboweld IMPORTANT IPO DATES
| Issue Open Date | - |
| Issue close Date | - |
| Allotment Date | - |
| Refund Date | - |
| Demat Account Credit Date | - |
| Listing Date | - |
| Listing on Exchange(s) | BSE |
Carver Roboweld NUMBER OF SHARES ON OFFER
Carver Roboweld FINANCIALS
| Period | Revenue from Operations (Rs in crore) | Net Profit (Rs in crore) | Cash Flow from Operations (Rs in crore) | Free Cash Flow (Rs in crore) | Margins |
| FY26 | 32.7 | 5.3 | -3.2 | -17.9 | 35.9% |
Carver Roboweld INFORMATION ON IPO ISSUE
About Carver Roboweld
Carver Roboweld was incorporated on August 04, 2009. The company manufactures welding consumables such as metal cored wires, welding rods and gauging electrodes for various industrial applications. It also provides welding spare parts and accessories, forging die regeneration and welding robot rental services, serving as a solution provider to the forging industry
Object of the Issue
- Funding the capital expenditure requirements of the company towards the purchase of welding robots
- Repayment and/or prepayment, in full or in part, of certain outstanding borrowings availed by the company from banks and financial institutions
- To meet general corporate purposes
Carver Roboweld - PROMOTERS
| Name |
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| Ranjit Chandrabhai Bose |
| Rajit Chandra Bose |
| Deval Ranjit Bose |
Carver Roboweld - MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP
| Name | Designation |
|---|---|
| Ranjit Chandrabhai Bose | Chairman & Managing Director |
| Rajit Chandra Bose | Whole-Time Director |
| Deval Ranjitbhai Bose | Executive Director |
| Solanki Dharmesh R | Non- Executive Independent Director |
| Usha M Chandrapal | Non- Executive Independent Director |
| Swati Dhaval Mirani | Non- Executive Independent Director |
Carver Roboweld Book Running Lead Manager
Smart Horizon Capital Advisors Private Limited
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Carver Roboweld Registrar to the Offer
Bigshare Services Private Limited
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Carver Roboweld Strengths
Customer retention advantage
The company owns 12 welding robots that are provided to customers on a rental basis, generating stable and recurring revenue. Customers leasing these robots are required to use the company’s welding consumables, creating long-term demand, customer retention and predictable revenue throughout the lease period
Quality
The company focuses on meeting customer specifications and quality standards through continuous product reviews and timely corrective measures. Consistently delivering high-quality products helps strengthen customer trust, maintain long-term relationships and secure repeat orders
Carver Roboweld Risks
Inventory management risks
The company’s manufacturing operations depend on effective management of raw material and finished goods inventory to ensure uninterrupted production and timely deliveries. Poor inventory management, overstocking, delays, damage or wastage could increase operating costs, disrupt production and adversely affect its revenue and financial condition
Limited product portfolio
The company has a limited product portfolio and relies heavily on a narrow range of welding products, exposing it to changes in market demand, customer preferences and technology. Failure to successfully diversify its offerings or gain market acceptance for new products could restrict growth and adversely affect profitability and competitiveness
Cybersecurity risk
The company’s robot rental services depend on the reliable performance of specialised operating software, and software failures, cybersecurity issues or compatibility problems could cause robot downtime and disrupt customer operations. Such issues could lead to penalties, additional costs, termination of rental agreements, lower rental revenue and loss of customer confidence, although no software-related issues have occurred in the past three years
IPO FAQs
The promoters of the company are Ranjit Chandrabhai Bose, Rajit Chandra Bose and Deval Ranjit Bose.
The category allocation of qualified institutional buyers is 50.0%, the category allocation of non individual investors or high networth individuals is 15.0% and for retail investors it is 35.0%.