Unitec Fibres is a manufacturer of Recycled Polyester Staple Fibre (RPSF), producing sustainable polyester fibres from recycled materials. The company serves industries such as automobiles, home furnishings, and textiles.
Daily consensus GMP movement (₹) recorded across market sources
✨ AI Analysis & Prediction
🔒 Final Reconciled Estimate
Locked post-listing with actual debut performance
+2.0%
predicted listing gain
🔴Action Signal: High Risk / Avoid
Unitec Fibres IPO is moderately subscribed with a total subscription of 3.78x, indicating a fair level of interest. The IPO is fully a fresh issue, with no offer for sale, suggesting a focus on raising capital for growth. However, the lack of a grey market premium and moderate financial performance may limit listing gains.
💪 Strengths
Sustainable product offering
Established manufacturing facilities
⚠️ Weaknesses
Moderate financial performance
High debt-to-equity ratio
🚀 Opportunities
Expansion into new markets
Increasing demand for sustainable products
🛡️ Threats
Economic downturn affecting demand
Competition from larger players
🎯 Objectives of the IPO
Requirement / Purpose
Amount (₹ Cr)
Repayment/prepayment of all or certain of borrowings availed of by the Company
₹31.00
General Corporate Purpose
₹3.47
🏢 About Unitec Fibres
Company Overview & Business Profile
Unitec Fibres has been operational since 2005 and focuses on sustainability by producing recycled polyester fibres. The company operates two manufacturing facilities in Maharashtra and plans to expand with a third facility in Gujarat. It adheres to strict quality standards and holds Global Recycled Standard certifications.
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📈 About Unitec Fibres IPO
Issue Structure, View & Risks
The Unitec Fibres IPO aims to raise approximately ₹34.47 crores through a fresh issue, with no offer for sale component. The IPO is priced between ₹83 to ₹88 per share and is set to list on the BSE SME. The subscription demand is led by QIBs and NIIs, with retail investors showing moderate interest. The absence of a grey market premium suggests limited speculative interest.
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📊 Financial Overview & Growth Trajectory
Multi-year operational scale & net profitability trajectory
Metric
FY24
FY25
FY26
Revenue (₹ Cr)
Rs 204.00 Cr
Rs 225.00 Cr
Rs 223.00 Cr
Net Profit / PAT (₹ Cr)
Rs 7.00 Cr
Rs 8.00 Cr
Rs 8.00 Cr
EBITDA / Op. Profit (₹ Cr)
Rs 17.00 Cr
Rs 17.00 Cr
Rs 16.00 Cr
Borrowings (₹ Cr)
Rs 16.00 Cr
Rs 37.00 Cr
Rs 77.00 Cr
Total Assets (₹ Cr)
Rs 90.00 Cr
Rs 123.00 Cr
Rs 169.00 Cr
ROCE %
19.00%
18.00%
11.00%
📋 Live Subscription Status
QIB
5.30x
NII
5.30x
Retail
2.51x
Total
3.78x
🎯 Retail Allotment Probability39.8% Odds
1 in 2.5 chance (~39.8% probability per PAN)
SEBI Rule: Under SEBI lottery allotment rules, applying for multiple lots under Retail does NOT increase your lottery odds. All valid retail applicants have identical 1-lot odds per PAN.
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Unitec Fibres has been operational since 2005 and focuses on sustainability by producing recycled polyester fibres. The company operates two manufacturing facilities in Maharashtra and plans to expand with a third facility in Gujarat. It adheres to strict quality standards and holds Global Recycled Standard certifications.
The Unitec Fibres IPO aims to raise approximately ₹34.47 crores through a fresh issue, with no offer for sale component. The IPO is priced between ₹83 to ₹88 per share and is set to list on the BSE SME. The subscription demand is led by QIBs and NIIs, with retail investors showing moderate interest. The absence of a grey market premium suggests limited speculative interest.