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Indo-MIM

Indo-MIM is a global leader in metal injection moulding, making precision-engineered metal components for autos, aerospace, defence and industrial uses.

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Strong Subscribe

Last updated 6 Aug 2026, 6:12 pm IST

Price band
₹461 – ₹485
Lot size
30
Issue size
₹3,811.21 Cr
Opens
23 Jul 2026
Closes
27 Jul 2026
Exchange
Both

The numbers

GMP
₹172 (~35%) (listing morning)
Subscription
72.34× (final)
Listing gain
+44.33% (NSE) / +44.95% (BSE)
Listing date
30 Jul 2026
Model prediction
Listed 30 Jul: +44.3% NSE / +45.0% BSE. Strong Subscribe — big pop, call held (beat the ~35–40% read).

The Ticker Tales take

Indo-MIM is one of the world's largest metal injection moulding (MIM) companies — it makes small, complex, high-precision metal parts used in cars, aerospace, defence, medical devices and industrial machinery, exporting worldwide. It's a genuine niche leader with real technology barriers. The ₹3,811 Cr issue finished strongly — about 72.34× subscribed — with grey-market premium around 35% over the ₹485 top price, a bullish read. Anil Singhvi (Zee Business) rated it a good long-term hold and said risk-takers may apply for reasonable listing gains, keeping a stop-loss below the issue price after listing. We called Strong Subscribe expecting a big pop of around 35–40%. It listed on 30 Jul at ₹700 on NSE (+44.3%) and ₹703 on BSE (+45.0%) — an excellent debut that even beat our read, so the Strong Subscribe call played out fully. Final call — locked at close on 27 Jul.

More details

Sector
Metal injection moulding (precision components)
Issue type
Book-built
Anil Singhvi - Long-term call
Subscribe (long term)
Anil Singhvi - Listing-gain call
Reasonable listing gains
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Calls here follow a set formula (GMP, subscription trends) plus Anil Singhvi's publicly shared view — not investment advice. Please do your own research before investing.