EverestIMS Technologies Ltd.
EVERESTIMSSME
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Overview
EverestIMS Technologies Limited is an enterprise software company that develops and sells IT operations and service management products delivered as SaaS and on‑premises deployments. Through its Infraon-branded suite (including ITSM, IT infrastructure monitoring, network configuration and change management, AIOps, IT asset management and telecom OSS), the company helps organizations monitor and manage networks, servers, applications and service desks to reduce downtime, improve service delivery and automate workflows, supported by direct sales and a channel-partner network including a US subsidiary for overseas reach.
Opening Date
Sep 29, 2026
Closing Date
Oct 05, 2026
Listing Date
Oct 08, 2026
IPO Type
SME
IPO Status
Upcoming
Issue Size
48.46 Cr
Fresh Issue
39.05 Cr
Offer for Sale
9.41 Cr
Price Band
₹80 - ₹85
Lot Size
1600
IPO Timeline
Financials
Revenue
Profit After Tax (PAT)
Use of IPO funds
Key Performance Indicator
P/E Ratio
11.02
EPS
7.71
ROE
40.3%
ROCE
40.71%
RONW
33.53%
Debt to Equity Ratio
—
PAT Margin
23.66%
EBITDA Margin
38.22%
P/B
4.35
Bull vs Bear
Bull case
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One integrated platform can replace multiple tools for customers, lowering their switching costs and making long-term relationships harder for rivals to break.
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Selling both SaaS and on‑premise versions widens the customer pool and reduces reliance on a single delivery model when client preferences shift.
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The ITOSM market is growing and adding AI, so a product suite already built around AIOps and ITSM has more room to stay relevant.
Bear case
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If the company can’t keep up with rapid tech changes, its products may feel outdated, causing lost deals, weaker pricing power, and slower customer renewals.
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Large investing cash outflows mean growth needs funding; if cash stays tight, it can limit product upgrades and expansion plans or force costlier financing.
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No formal contracts with some channel partners can make sales pipelines less predictable and distribution weaker, hurting revenue stability and planning.
Net takeaway
The long-term story is a software platform that bundles many IT operations tools into one, which can make customers stickier and supports SaaS and on‑premise demand. But the business must keep upgrading fast in a tech market that changes quickly, and it needs enough cash to fund product work and growth. The thing to watch over time is how concentrated revenue remains in big customers and channel partners, because that can amplify any sales disruption.
Subscription Rate
Subscription data will be available once the IPO opens.
