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Shree TNB plans 6,700 MT of annual capacity while FY26 reported utilisation ranged from 45.88% at Facility-II to 65.97% at Facility-I.
The Company discloses 11 promoter-group partnership firms and promoter holdings of 30.99%, while several profiles describe experience aligned with its operations.
The Company says qualification documents for six of 11 promoters are not traceable, while the promoter group held 30.99% of pre-issue equity.
The Company’s 11 promoters hold 30.99% before the IPO, with no individual promoter above 4.05%, while the wider promoter group holds 45.56%.
Shree TNB Polymers disclosed 62 delayed RoC filings, including a 3,002-day company secretary appointment delay, with no regulatory action initiated as of the prospectus date.
Noble piping utilisation at Facility I fell to 65.97% in FY 2025-26, while the acquired Facility II recorded 45.88% on proportionate capacity.
TNB derived 75.61% of FY 2025-26 revenue from Noble, while Maharashtra contributed 50.05%, leaving its portfolio and domestic sales concentrated.
Rasikbhai Gokalbhai Bhalodi faces a pending Rs 14.68 crore claim while seeking transfer of 70% of Sachi Molding Solutions’ shares.
Shivchem Agro lists 19 of 22 Class 5 trademark applications as objected, while two have acceptance-and-advertised statuses and one remains under examination.
Shivchem Agro earmarks Rs 3.50 crore of IPO proceeds for identified debt, versus Rs 5.71 crore outstanding, including unsecured borrowing at 34.00%.
Company built Rs 2.64 crore of paid-up capital from Rs 5 lakh, with Rs 1.60 crore added through promoter-loan conversion.
Shivchem’s prospectus identifies two independent directors in current governance disclosures but records both as non-independent in its board-change table.
Shivchem Agro plans Rs. 6.90 crore of IPO funding for working capital as its projected requirement reaches Rs. 30.09 crore in FY 2026-27.
Shivchem Agro restated IPO accounts for gratuity, depreciation, tax and IPO costs, increasing FY2024 profit after tax by Rs 5.10 lakh.
Shivchem Agro used 25.53% of insecticide capacity and 6.17% of fertilizer capacity in FY 2025-26, despite Rs 33.8159 crore of revenue.
Shivchem Agro’s top 10 suppliers provided 71.29% of FY26 material and trading-stock purchases, down 12.52 percentage points, while no long-term contracts were disclosed.
