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Steamhouse India

Industrial gas company that generates and pipes steam and nitrogen to factories across Gujarat's chemical belt.

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Last updated 24 Sept 2026, 11:39 pm IST

Price band
₹77 – ₹81
Lot size
185
Issue size
₹414 Cr (₹353 Cr fresh + ₹61 Cr OFS)
Opens
9 Sept 2026
Closes
11 Sept 2026
Exchange
Both

The numbers

GMP
₹14 (~17.3%) (17 Sep, 7:00 AM; was ₹22 (~27%) on 14 Sep)
Subscription
32.07× (final)
Listing gain
NSE +16.7% / BSE +14.8% (17 Sep)
Listing date
17 Sept 2026
Model prediction
~+27% expected → Strong Subscribe. Listed +16.7% NSE / +14.8% BSE (17 Sep), closed day 1 at +26.6%; call held by the close.

The Ticker Tales take

SteamHouse India runs something unusual — a 45 km pipeline network across Gujarat's industrial hubs like Sachin, Vapi and Ankleshwar that pipes steam and nitrogen straight into factories, so each customer doesn't have to build and run its own boiler. Revenue grew 24% to ₹494.97 crore in FY26 and profit rose 24% to ₹38.64 crore, and most of the ₹414 crore issue was fresh money. Demand finished strong at 32.07 times covered. We expected a strong listing — a pop of around 27%. It listed on 17 September at ₹94.50 on NSE, up 16.7%, and ₹93 on BSE, up 14.8% — a good debut, but short of our estimate. It climbed further through the day to close at ₹102.55, up 26.6% — which closed the gap almost exactly to our estimate.

More details

Sector
Industrial gases (steam & nitrogen)
FY26 PAT
₹38.64 Cr
Registrar
KFin Technologies
Issue type
Book-built (₹353 Cr fresh + ₹61 Cr OFS)
FY26 revenue
₹494.97 Cr
Incorporated
2015
Lead manager
Equirus Capital
Pipeline network
45+ km across Sachin, Vapi, Ankleshwar, Sarigram, Panoli, Nadesari
Anil Singhvi - Long-term call
Not clearly stated
Anil Singhvi - Listing-gain call
Not clearly stated
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