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BLS Polymers IPO: ₹255 crore issue opens today; check GMP, price band and listing date

BLS Polymers, a maker of polymer compounds for wires, cables and underground pipelines, opened its IPO for subscription on October 27 and will close it on October 29. The New Delhi company aims to raise ₹255 crore by issuing 1.7 crore new shares at ₹142–₹150 each.

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What happened

BLS Polymers, a maker of polymer compounds for wires, cables and underground pipelines, opened its IPO for subscription on October 27 and will close it on October 29. The New Delhi company aims to raise ₹255 crore by issuing 1.7 crore new shares at ₹142–₹150 each.

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Global impact / market context

The money raised is fresh capital, meaning it goes to the company rather than to selling shareholders, so it can fund expansion. The ₹255 crore is a large step up in scale for a niche compound maker, and its use will shape future capacity and revenue.

Analyst inference

Before opening, the company raised ₹76.5 crore from six institutional investors in its anchor book, which means large investors bought shares at ₹150 each ahead of the public offer. Such backing can signal confidence, while the ₹930.5 crore valuation sets the entry price for public buyers.

Analyst inference

What to watch

  1. The IPO closes on October 29 and the shares are allotted at ₹150 at the top of the price band. The listing date and final subscription figures will show how strong public demand was, so watch those figures closely. Confirmed
  2. SBI Securities recommends subscribing for the long term, citing a niche segment, improving profitability, available manufacturing capacity and planned expansion. Track whether the company spends the ₹255 crore on the stated expansion and capacity plans. Proposed
  3. Because anchor investors bought 51 lakh shares at ₹150 each, their lock-in expiry could add selling pressure later. Also watch whether profitability keeps improving as new capacity comes online and costs stay controlled. Analyst inference

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