With ₹5.82 billion raised from anchor investors, Aditya Infotech’s ₹13 billion IPO closes today after opening to the public, offering shares between ₹640-675.
Aditya Infotech, a provider of video security and surveillance products under the ‘CP Plus’ brand, has raised over ₹5.82 billion from anchor investors ahead of its ₹13 billion initial public offering (IPO). The company allocated 8.626 million shares to 54 funds at ₹675 each.
The IPO, which opened for subscription on July 29, 2025, and will close today, offers shares within a price band of ₹640-675 per share. It includes a fresh issue of ₹5 billion and an offer for sale (OFS) of ₹8 billion by the promoters.
The anchor investors include notable institutions such as the Government of Singapore, Monetary Authority of Singapore, HDFC Mutual Fund, SBI Mutual Fund, Goldman Sachs, Nomura, Ashoka Whiteoak India Opportunities Fund, and the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.
According to several reports, the proceeds from the fresh issue will be primarily used to reduce debt, with approximately ₹3.75 billion earmarked for this purpose. The remaining funds will be allocated to general corporate needs. As of March 2024, Aditya Infotech’s borrowings stood at approximately ₹4.05 billion.
The company’s business encompasses a wide range of security products, including video surveillance systems and fully integrated security solutions, which are sold both directly and through its distribution network.
The IPO offers a strong signal of market interest, with 75% of the offer reserved for qualified institutional buyers (QIBs), 15% for non-institutional investors (NIIs), and the remaining 10% for retail investors.
According to The Economic Times, early indicators show that the IPO is drawing significant investor attention, with a grey market premium of ₹260 per share, hinting at a potential 38.5% listing gain.
The IPO’s listing is scheduled for August 5, 2025. Analysts remain divided on the IPO’s long-term prospects, with some recommending subscription due to the company’s strong brand and growth trajectory in the security and surveillance sector, while others caution about market competition and high valuations.
