Peshwa Wheat Ltd is launching an initial public offering (IPO) on the BSE SME platform on September 24, with subscriptions closing on September 28 and listing expected on October 1. The company’s issue size is about ₹53.52 crore and is priced in a band of ₹95 to ₹101 per equity share.
The IPO comprises 52.99 lakh shares, made up of a fresh issue of 50.04 lakh shares and 2.95 lakh shares reserved for the market maker. Retail investors receive 25.03 lakh shares (about 50.02% of the issue), with a lot size of 1,200 shares; retail applicants must apply for at least 2,400 shares. The proceeds plan includes allocations for plant and machinery (₹6.69 crore), civil construction (₹5.01 crore), and working capital (₹26.50 crore), with the remainder for general corporate purposes.
While both outlets report the issue size and price band, one source also cites unofficial grey-market premiums of ₹58–₹60 per share ahead of listing. Such premiums are not regulated and can change quickly, and they do not guarantee listing gains. The IPO also comes with details on managers and financial performance, including reported revenues, profitability, and post-issue promoter holding reduction.