IPO Details
Bidding Dates
25 Jun 25 - 27 Jun 25
Lot Size
2000
Price Range ₹
65 - 68
Exchange Status
NSE
Total Equity
₹ 25.13Cr
IPO Doc
IPO Timeline
Offer start
25 Jun 2025
Offer end
27 Jun 2025
Allotment
30 Jun 2025
Refund initiation
01 Jul 2025
Demat transfer
01 Jul 2025
Listing
02 Jul 2025
Offer start
25 Jun 2025
Offer end
27 Jun 2025
Allotment
30 Jun 2025
Refund initiation
01 Jul 2025
Demat transfer
01 Jul 2025
Listing
02 Jul 2025
About Company
Established in July 2004, Rama Telecom Limited is a telecom infrastructure company providing end-to-end networking solutions across India. The company specializes in optical fibre cable (OFC) laying, horizontal directional drilling (HDD), network planning, telecom equipment installation, and turnkey project management. It serves major clients like Indian Railways, Airtel, and IOCL, and partners with OEMs such as Nokia, D-Link, and Tejas Networks to enhance service delivery. Rama Telecom also supports broadband connectivity and data communication projects, with a growing presence in data centre and cloud-based enterprise solutions. As of FY25, the company reported 13% revenue growth and a 112% rise in profit, supported by an experienced team and pan-India execution capability.
Year Founded
12-07-2004
Promotor Details
Promoter Holdings Details
| Particular | Pre-IPO | Post-IPO |
|---|---|---|
| Percentage | 99.01 | 0 |
| Share Capital | 9408949 | 0 |
Offer to Public
36,96,000.00 Cr
Project Details
- To meet working capital Expenses - 128.315cr
- To meet Capital Expenditure - 60.921cr
Objectives
- To meet the working capital requirements
- To meet Capital Expenditure,General Corporate Purpose
- andTo Meet the Offer expenses.
Highlights
- Strong expertise in telecom infrastructure services such as OFC laying, HDD, and turnkey project execution.
- Works with major clients like Indian Railways, Airtel, and IOCL, ensuring credibility and consistent project flow.
- Healthy financial performance with 112% growth in profit and 13% revenue increase in FY25.
- Presence across multiple states with proven pan-India execution capability.
- Partnerships with leading OEMs like Nokia and D-Link enhance technology strength and service quality.
Challenges
- Limited team size of 40 employees may restrict execution capacity for large-scale or concurrent projects.
- Operates on a relatively small scale compared to larger telecom infrastructure firms.
- Heavily reliant on project-based income, making revenues inconsistent and dependent on new contract wins.
- Gradual increase in borrowings could lead to higher financial risk if not monitored.
- Vulnerable to sectoral risks, including policy changes and pricing pressure in the telecom industry.
