IPO Details
Bidding Dates
01 Jan 70 - 01 Jan 70
Lot Size
Nil
Price Range ₹
Nil
Exchange Status
NSE
Total Equity
₹ 0.00Cr
IPO Doc
IPO Timeline
Offer start
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Offer end
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Listing
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Allotment
16 May 2025
Refund initiation
19 May 2025
Demat transfer
19 May 2025
Offer start
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Listing
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Allotment
16 May 2025
Refund initiation
19 May 2025
Demat transfer
19 May 2025
About Company
Integrity Infrabuild Developers Limited is a Class-A civil contractor, incorporated in 2017 and registered with the Government of Gujarat. The company specializes in executing government infrastructure projects across roads, buildings, and bridges. With a strong focus on project management and technical capabilities, it maintains a robust order book worth ₹16,307 lakhs as of March 31, 2025, out of a total ₹20,598 lakhs in ongoing contracts. Supported by a team of 53 full-time staff, Integrity Infrabuild continues to expand its presence in Gujarat’s public infrastructure sector.
Year Founded
01-06-2024
Promotor Details
Promoter Holdings Details
| Particular | Pre-IPO | Post-IPO |
|---|---|---|
| Percentage | 99.99 | 72.09 |
| Share Capital | 3099938 | 3099938 |
Offer to Public
12,00,000.00 Cr
Project Details
- Funding Working capital requirements - 45cr
- Purchase of machinery and equipment - 49.3cr
Objectives
- Capital Expenditure toward purchase of Machinery and EquipmentsFunding Working capital requirementsGeneral Corporate Purpose
Highlights
- Class-A civil contractor status with Government of Gujarat enhances credibility and eligibility for major government projects.
- Strong focus on infrastructure segments like roads, buildings, and bridges ensures specialization and efficiency.
- Robust order book of ₹16,307 lakhs indicates healthy revenue visibility and sustained business pipeline.
- Proven execution capability with ₹4,291 lakhs worth of work already completed from ongoing contracts.
- Experienced team and strong project management contribute to timely and quality delivery.
Challenges
- Business operations are geographically concentrated in Gujarat, exposing the company to regional risks.
- Heavy reliance on government contracts may lead to delays in payments or project execution due to policy changes.
- Limited workforce (53 employees) may constrain the ability to scale operations quickly for larger projects.
- No significant mention of diversification into private sector projects or other states.
- Subcontracting strategy, while helpful for expansion, may reduce control over project quality and timelines.
