
Marc Technocrats Limited is an infrastructure consultancy firm providing a range of services including Supervision and Quality Control (SQC), Detailed Project Reports (DPRs), Third-Party Techno-Financial Audits, and Pre-Bid Advisory. The company primarily operates on a Business-to-Government (B2G) model, serving key government bodies like the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), NHAI, and various Public Works Departments. Its expertise covers projects in roads, highways, railways, buildings, and water resources, offering comprehensive support throughout the entire project lifecycle.
Dec 17, 2025
Dec 19, 2025
Dec 24, 2025
SME
Upcoming
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34.13 Cr
8.46 Cr
₹88 - ₹93
1200
The net proceeds from the Fresh Issue are proposed to be utilized for the following objectives:
Funding capital expenditure of ₹10.25 crores for the purchase of advanced equipment and machinery, including a 3D Network Survey Vehicle and new computer systems, to enhance operational efficiency and qualify for larger tenders.
Fulfilling working capital requirements of ₹17.50 crores to support the expanding order book, manage trade receivables, and provide margin money for bank guarantees for new projects.
Allocating funds for general corporate purposes, which may include strategic initiatives, strengthening the marketing network, brand building exercises, and meeting unforeseen business exigencies.
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Strong B2G model with established relationships with key government infrastructure departments like MoRTH and NHAI.
Comprehensive service portfolio covering the entire project lifecycle, from DPR preparation to supervision and quality control.
Demonstrated history of revenue growth and a consistently expanding order book for future projects.
Expertise across diverse infrastructure sectors including roads, highways, railways, and water resources.
High dependency on infrastructure projects tendered by government bodies, making revenue susceptible to policy changes.
Significant revenue concentration from a limited number of key clients, posing a risk if a major client is lost.
Business operations require substantial working capital, and inability to secure it could impact operational efficiency.
Reliance on joint ventures and collaborations with third parties for executing certain projects, which introduces counterparty risk.
Increasing government focus and investment in the infrastructure sector through initiatives like Gati Shakti and the National Infrastructure Pipeline.
Rapid expansion of national expressways and greenfield highway projects across India, creating a large pipeline of consultancy work.
Growing adoption of advanced technology like 3D surveys for road assessment, providing an edge for companies with modern equipment.
Rising trend of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) models for large-scale projects, opening new avenues for consultancy services.
Changes in government policies, infrastructure spending priorities, or project tendering processes could adversely affect business.
A slowdown in the Indian economy or political instability could lead to delays or cancellations of infrastructure projects.
Intense competition from other established and emerging infrastructure consultancy firms in the market.
High inflation rates in India could increase operating costs, such as salaries and material expenses, impacting profitability.