
Shah Investor's Home Limited
Capital Goods & Infrastructure • Total Issue: ₹90 Cr
Category-Wise Subscription Breakdown
Final cumulative subscription · Overall 38.12x
Valuation Multiples & Key Ratios
Sector Valuation Anchors & Multiples
Comparing Shah Investor's Home Limited asking multiples against official 10-year historical sector norms for Capital Goods & Infrastructure.
“Robust sovereign capital outlay and multi-year order backlogs support elevated multiples.”
Grey Market Premium (GMP) History
Real-time multi-observation premium trend line and daily price movements.
IPO Timeline & Schedule
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About Shah Investor's Home Limited
Shah Investor’s Home is a financial services provider in India engaged primarily in stock broking across equity, commodity, derivatives, and currency segments. The company generates a major portion of its revenue from its broking segment, earning brokerage income based on traded value and order size. Alongside broking, it provides financial services including mutual fund distributorship, margin trading facility, and stock lending and borrowing. It also offers research services covering equity fundamentals, derivatives, commodities, and mutual funds to assist clients. The company earns revenue through brokerage fees, interest income from margin trading facilities, and fees and commission income from distributing third-party financial products. Catering mainly to retail investors, including resident and non-resident Indians, the company executes transactions through its head office, branch network, online trading platforms, and a network of authorized persons, with a primary market focus and business concentration in the state of Gujarat.
Key Business Strengths
- Established market presence with strong client concentration in Gujarat.
- Diversified financial offerings including broking, MTF, and mutual funds.
- Dedicated in-house research covering equities, commodities, and mutual funds.
- Expanding network of authorized persons driving client acquisition.
- Capital infusion will strengthen working capital and fund MTF book expansion.
Key Risks & Challenges
- Over 64% of revenue depends on stock broking, primarily from Gujarat.
- High working capital needs to maintain margin trading and daily settlements.
- Credit and market risks from potential client defaults in margin trading.
- Heavy reliance on stock exchanges and third-party trading software providers.
- Past regulatory non-compliances and untraceable historical secretarial records.
Transparency & Informational Notice
Grey Market Premium (GMP) is unofficial, unregulated market pricing gathered from market participants and brokers. It is provided for educational and observation purposes only and does not represent guaranteed listing price or investment advice.