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The Company raised Rs 40 crore from 78 pre-IPO placement allottees at Rs 165 per share, reducing the revised fresh issue to Rs 129 crore.
The Company’s six promoters held 76.51% before the offer, with its Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operations Officer holding 29.14% combined.
Power Transmission EPC is forecast to reach Rs 99,545 crore by 2030, growing 11.58% annually from 2024 and overtaking distribution’s 6.39% pace.
Swastika Infra raised the promoter couple’s monthly basic-salary ceilings to Rs 30 lakh from Rs 10 lakh from April 1, 2025, before its IPO.
Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme has sanctioned Rs 1.30 lakh crore for smart metering, with 19.79 crore prepaid consumer meters planned across states and Union territories.
Swastika Infra reported Rs 73.26 crore of channel-finance and TReDS liabilities, equal to 57% of its Rs 128.34 crore borrowings on July 31, 2026.
Swastika Infra plans to deploy Rs 90 crore of IPO proceeds for Fiscal 2027 working capital as projected retention money reaches Rs 230.14 crore.
Vinay Gupta’s 2023 sales and 2024 gift transfers reshaped ownership before the IPO, leaving five promoters with 76.51% of pre-issue equity capital.
Swastika Infra derived 96.87% of Fiscal 2026 revenue from government utilities, which also accounted for 100% of its July 2026 order book.
Swastika Infra challenges Rajasthan’s Rs 3.604674034 crore cable-use recovery and threatened Rs 1.0882 crore performance bank-guarantee encashment in a pending writ.
Swastika Infra recorded operating cash outflows in each of Fiscal 2024-2026, led by Rs 76.54 crore in Fiscal 2025, as working capital reached 50.76% of revenue.
Swastik Infra Frame Limited derived 97% of Fiscal 2026 operating revenue, or Rs 487.823 crore, from turnkey power EPC contracts under its asset-light model.
Peshwa Wheat’s three related promoter-directors held 74.88 lakh shares, all director-held shares disclosed, while three independent directors reported nil holdings.
Peshwa Wheat projects its FY28 working-capital gap at Rs 143.23 crore, more than triple the Rs 45.01 crore reported at March 2026.
Peshwa Wheat made Sortex wheat its largest FY26 product, generating Rs 91.6315 crore and accounting for 42.43% of revenue from operations.
Peshwa Wheat plans to raise flour-processing capacity 83% to 102,600 MTPA, but machinery and construction orders remain unplaced and Rs 3.3102 crore subsidy is contingent.