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Shakti Polytarp needs three listed years and six-month liquidity tests, including Rs 10 lakh average daily turnover, before a conditional BSE main-board migration.
Dinotarip’s Ravi and Vivek Singhal held 88.53% of pre-issue equity, while three non-promoter directors joined its six-member board in November 2024.
DINOTARIP plans Rs 20.8818 crore of machinery spending, while its stated IPO-funded shade-net expansion adds 2,000 MTPA, taking installed capacity to 14,900 MTPA.
DINOTARIP’s four promoters jointly hold 88.51% before the issue, while the company says some promoter-group businesses have similar business objects.
Shakti Polytarp derived 91.77% of FY26 operating revenue from Madhya Pradesh, while its largest customer supplied Rs 88.7575 crore, or 41.16%.
Shakti Polytarp disclosed statutory filing delays reaching 292 days for ESIC, citing absent dedicated compliance staff and internal-control weaknesses.
Shakti Polytarp derived 60.21% of FY25 operating revenue from granule trading after bulk supplier discount programmes lifted the share from 17.65% in FY24.
Shakti Polytarp lifted FY2026 revenue to Rs 215.65 crore from Rs 62.01 crore in FY2024, while debt-equity rose to 2.60 times.
Robokidz received its promoter’s entire holdings in two ventures by May 2026, while promoter ownership remained 71.83% before the issue.
Indian edtech market is projected to grow from Rs 64,875 crore to Rs 2,50,850 crore by 2030-31, supported by digital adoption and flexible learning demand.
Robokidz Eduventures Limited’s activity-centre subsidiary reported Rs 41.64 crore in FY26 revenue, up from Rs 16.65 crore, after the business was segregated.
Robokidz reported Rs 33.75 crore of FY25 sales to management-linked group entities, equal to 57.44% of its Rs 58.75 crore operating revenue.
Sagar Lalit Sanghvi sold 7,38,050 shares for Rs 5.7277 crore in September 2026, reducing his direct stake from 81.14% to 71.83%.
Robokidz lifted subscription revenue from nil in fiscal 2024 to 12.80% of fiscal 2026 sales, while laboratory projects still produced 77.25%.
Robokidz service revenue nearly quadrupled to Rs 21.21 crore in FY26, lifting its operating-revenue share to 22.75% from 9.37% in FY25.
Robokidz reported Rs 75.29 crore of unexecuted orders on September 3, 2026, with Rs 50.61 crore tied to a 775-Atal Tinkering Labs contract.
