Sahajanand Medical Technologies’ IPO opens for subscription, with bids available for a limited three-day period until October 19. The offer is sized at about Rs 475.48 crore and is entirely structured as an offer for sale (OFS) of roughly 1.38 crore equity shares, with no fresh issue component. Ahead of the public bidding, the IPO is trading in the grey market at levels that suggest a potential listing gain, though the premium can change.

The price band is set at Rs 327–344 per share. Multiple reports cite a grey market premium around 12% (about Rs 41), implying an estimated unofficial listing price in the Rs 385–387 range if current market sentiment holds. Anchor investors are reported to have raised Rs 140 crore, and the IPO timeline indicates allotment around October 21, with tentative listings on BSE and NSE on October 23. As it is an OFS, proceeds from the IPO go to selling shareholders rather than the company. The company develops and manufactures medical devices focused on vascular and structural heart interventions.