Shayona Engineering’s shares listed at ₹144 on the BSE SME, matching the IPO’s upper price band. The debut was flat, missing grey market premium expectations. Despite oversubscription of 5.43 times, the stock slipped to ₹137.5 post-listing, highlighting cautious investor sentiment. The IPO raised ₹14.86 crore through fresh equity issuance.
Shayona Engineering, a manufacturer of castings, dies, and moulds, entered the public market with its IPO listing on January 30, 2026. The company’s shares debuted at ₹144, the upper end of the price band, but failed to deliver immediate gains.
The IPO, worth ₹14.86 crore, comprised a fresh issue of 1 million equity shares and witnessed strong investor interest, being oversubscribed 5.43 times. However, the listing fell short of grey market premium (GMP) expectations, which had indicated a modest upside.
Key Highlights
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Listing Price: Shares listed at ₹144, equal to the IPO’s upper price band.
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Post-Listing Performance: Stock slipped to ₹137.5, down 4.5% from listing price.
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Subscription Demand: IPO oversubscribed 5.43 times overall.
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Investor Segments: Non-institutional investors subscribed 9.30 times; retail investors 3.73 times; QIBs 3.33 times.
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Fundraising: IPO raised ₹14.86 crore through fresh equity issuance.
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Market Sentiment: Listing below GMP estimates reflects cautious outlook despite strong demand.
Shayona Engineering’s debut underscores the unpredictability of SME listings, where oversubscription does not always translate into strong listing gains. Analysts suggest investors monitor fundamentals and long-term growth prospects rather than short-term price movements.
Sources: LiveMint, Business Standard, Economic Times