Vans Electroengineerings IPO Details

Factual IPO information from public filings. Not investment advice.

Issue Details

Price Band
₹118
Lot Size
1,200 shares
Min. Investment
₹1,41,600
Total Issue Size
₹33.98 Cr
28,79,661 shares
Fresh Issue
₹33.98 Cr
28,80,000 shares
Face Value
₹10 per share
Issue Type
Book-built IPO
Shares Pre-Issue
80,00,000
Shares Post-Issue
1,08,80,000

Lot Size & Investment

1 lot = 1,200 shares

Retail (min)

1 lot · 1,200 shares

Retail (max)

1 lot · 1,200 shares

S-HNI (min)

2 lots · 2,400 shares

ApplicationLotsSharesAmount
Individual22,400₹2,83,200
Small HNI (S-HNI)33,600₹4,24,800
Big HNI (B-HNI)89,600₹11,32,800

Financial Performance

Restated figures in ₹ crore, unless stated otherwise

Financial performance by period
PeriodMar-26Mar-25Mar-24
Assets16.855.346.57
Total Income23.1913.822.76
Profit After Tax5.391.730.02
EBITDA7.232.480.02
Net Worth9.173.781.05
Reserves & Surplus7.171.780.05
Total Borrowing2.551.25.17

Key Performance Indicators

Key performance indicators
PeriodMar-26Mar-25Mar-24
ROCE (%)63.9653.512.1
EPS (₹)6.743.590.05
P/E (pre-issue)17.51——
P/E (post-issue)23.79——

About Vans Electroengineerings

VANS Electroengineerings was incorporated in February 2022 and converted to a public limited company in May 2026. It is an engineering company working on electrical and power equipment for critical infrastructure, with expertise in switchgear, vacuum technology and railway electrification. Its products include double pole vacuum circuit breakers, vacuum interrupters and locomotive VCBs, with ring main units and vacuum bottles at earlier stages of development. Customers are largely in the railway and power distribution sectors, where equipment must meet defined technical specifications and pass qualification before it can be supplied.

Company Information

Strengths (from RHP)

  • The company works in a specialised segment with relatively few qualified Indian suppliers.
  • Design and manufacturing capability is held in house across its product range.
  • It has an established customer base in the railway and power distribution sectors.

Key risks (from RHP)

  • Supply contracts carry strict quality and delivery obligations, and failing them has direct consequences.
  • Key raw materials are exposed to both availability and price movement.
  • Railway procurement involves demanding approval and compliance requirements that take time to satisfy.
Book running lead managers
  • Hem Securities Limited
Registered office
Plot 17, SIDCO Women's Industrial Estate, Karuppur, Salem, Tamil Nadu, 636011

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