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Green Asia’s top 10 customers generated 78.10% of Fiscal 2026 shrimp sales and 95.29% of dried-chilli sales, including one buyer at 43.25%.
Green Asia Impex Limited reported Rs 6.27 crore of negative operating cash flow in fiscal 2026 as receivables and inventories absorbed Rs 61.14 crore.
India held 79.5% of global red chilies export value in CY25, while China accounted for a reported 35.4% of India’s export value.
India shrimp exports rose 6.9% to 792.6 thousand tons in 2025, as China, the European Union and Southeast Asia offset an 18% United States decline.
Green Asia’s dried chillies revenue fell 33.73% to Rs 37.5161 crore in Fiscal 2026 as its top 10 customers accounted for 95.29% of segment sales.
Green Asia plans to lift shrimp processing capacity to 21,900 MTPA by Fiscal 2029 while Fiscal 2026 net block-freezing utilisation was 38.38%.
The company’s prospectus reports both ₹777 and ₹77 per share for 6.71 lakh September 2026 placement shares, leaving the immediate pre-IPO benchmark unresolved.
Green Asia Impex Ltd IPO opens 24 Sep 2026 at ₹85–₹90. SME issue ₹60.10 crore with ₹53.10 crore fresh issue and ₹7.00 crore OFS; listing 1 Oct 2026.
Kunal Bahl and Rohit Kumar Bansal waived remuneration beyond Rs 2.5 lakh each in FY26 against a shareholder-approved annual ceiling of Rs 5 crore.
AceVector is appealing Rs 267.853 crore of business-expenditure disallowances across three assessment years, with penalty proceedings pending in every disclosed material case.
AceVector reported Rs 510.381 crore FY26 operating revenue, with freight and collection income contributing Rs 257.908 crore, or 50.5%, as marketing fees declined.
Bahl and Bansal reached 12.19% and 10.93% through Rs 4.18 secondary purchases and 21,748,960 ESOP shares each exercised in June 2025.
AceVector’s SaaS segment delivered 40.04% of FY26 revenue and Rs 41.277 crore of adjusted EBITDA, offsetting about 82% of the marketplace loss.
Unicommerce handled about 25-30% of India’s 3.2 billion dropship volumes in FY25, within an enablement SaaS market projected to reach USD 3.81 billion by FY30.
Snapdeal delivered units rose 75.42% to 25.98 million in Financial Year 2026, while marketplace revenue increased 16.13% over two years.
AceVector plans a Rs 50 crore, three-year debenture at 14.50% after reporting Rs 21.797 crore of operating cash outflow in fiscal 2026.
