Veegaland Developers
Kochi-based residential real-estate developer building apartment projects across Kerala.
Last updated 26 Sept 2026, 1:30 pm IST
- Price band
- ₹130 – ₹140
- Lot size
- 107
- Issue size
- ₹210 Cr (100% fresh)
- Opens
- 10 Sept 2026
- Closes
- 15 Sept 2026
- Exchange
- Both
The numbers
- GMP
- ₹5 (~3.6%) (17 Sep, 12:00 PM)
- Subscription
- 14.60× (final)
- Listing gain
- NSE +10.0% (18 Sep)
- Listing date
- 18 Sept 2026
- Model prediction
- ~+11% expected → Subscribe. Listed +10.0% NSE (18 Sep), closed day 1 at +4.5%; call overshot by the close.
The Ticker Tales take
Veegaland Developers is a Kochi-based residential builder putting up apartment projects across Kerala — 10 completed, 12 under construction and 3 more planned as of 30 June 2026. The ₹210 crore issue was entirely fresh shares with no offer for sale, so every rupee raised goes into the company rather than to existing owners, which is a genuine plus. Worth knowing: it is a small, single-state developer, so its fortunes ride on one regional property market. Demand built strongly on the last day, closing 14.60 times covered with big-ticket investors at 19.41 times, institutions at 19.13 times and retail at 9.95 times. We expected a modest listing — a pop of around 11% — and called it a Subscribe. It listed on 18 September at ₹154 on the NSE, up 10.0% on the ₹140 issue price — close to our estimate, and better than the cooled grey market premium of about 4% had implied. It gave most of that back through the day, though, closing at ₹146.30, up just 4.5% — nearer to what the grey market had actually been signalling than the strong open was.
More details
- Sector
- Residential real estate (Kerala)
- Issue type
- 100% Fresh issue
- Headquarters
- Kochi
- Anil Singhvi - Long-term call
- Not clearly stated
- Anil Singhvi - Listing-gain call
- Not clearly stated
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