Kabra Jewels IPO

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Kabra Jewels IPO

OPEN DATE:

15th Jan 2025

CLOSE DATE:

17th Jan 2025

PRICE RANGE:

₹121 – ₹128

LISTING DATE:

22nd Jan 2025

Issue Size

Lot Size ( /lot)

Ipo Subscription Figures

CategoryReservedAppliedSubscription

Application Categories

ApplicationLotsSharesAmount
Retail (Min)11000₹128,000
Retail (Max)11000₹128,000
S-HNI (Min)22000₹256,000
S-HNI (Max)77000₹896,000
B-HNI (Min)88000₹1,024,000

Financial Data

Issue Size Details

Funds Raised in the IPOAmount
Overall₹40 crores
Fresh Issue₹40 crores

Utilisation of Proceeds

PurposeINR crores (%)
Repayment of borrowings10.00 (25%)
Working capital requirements22.00 (55%)
General corporate purposes8.00 (20%)

Ipo Schedule


Issue open date15 Jan 2025
Issue close date17 Jan 2025
UPI mandate deadline17 Jan 2025 (5 PM)
Allotment finalization20 Jan 2025
Refund initiation21 Jan 2025
Share credit21 Jan 2025
Listing date22 Jan 2025
Mandate end date01 Feb 2025
Lock-in end date for anchor investors (50%)19 Feb 2025
Lock-in end date for anchor investors (remaining)20 Apr 2025

About Kabra Jewels

Kabra Jewels Limited, established in 2010 as “KK Jewels” by first-generation jeweler Mr. Kailash Kabra, specializes in designing and retailing exquisite gold, diamond, and silver jewelry. Initially incorporated as a private limited company, the firm transitioned to a public limited company in 2024. Operating six showrooms under the “KK Jewels” brand in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, the company offers an extensive range of ornaments, including wedding collections, coins, utensils, and artifacts. With a strong focus on design innovation, quality craftsmanship, and customer preferences, Kabra Jewels has become a trusted name in the Indian jewelry retail sector.

Strengths

  • Established brand presence in the jewellery retail sector with a strong customer base.
  • Expertise in designing innovative, customer-centric jewellery collections.
  • Operates multiple showrooms under distinct sub-brands to cater to diverse customer preferences.

Risks

  • High dependency on market trends and consumer preferences in the jewellery sector.
  • Significant financial obligations due to borrowings impact financial stability.
  • Exposure to fluctuations in gold and diamond prices, affecting profitability.

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