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A-ONE STEELS INDIA LIMITED IPO

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Price per share₹40537 shares per lot · indicative
Opens24 Sept 2026
Closes28 Sept 2026
AllotmentNot reported
Listing1 Oct 2026
Offer

Issue at a glance

Issue size
₹1.44 crore
Face value
₹10
Issue method
Book Building
Fresh issue
₹1.44 crore
Symbol
AONESTEELS
ISIN
INE0OTC01025
Demand

Subscription

As of 28 Sept 2026, 12:02 am

0.99×overall subscribed

Investor categoryApplicationsShares bidSubscribed
Qualified Institutional Buyers(QIBs)—1,90,2540.09×
Foreign Institutional Investors(FIIs)—1,87,664—
Domestic Financial Institutions(Banks/ Financial Institutions(FIs)/ Insurance Companies)—0—
Mutual funds—0—
Others—2,590—
Non Institutional Investors—24,48,2901.56×
Non Institutional Investors(Bid amount of more than Ten Lakh Rupees)—14,10,4771.35×
Corporates—22,385—
Individuals(Other than RIIs)—12,88,488—
Others—99,604—
Non Institutional Investors(Bid amount of more than Two Lakh Rupees upto Ten Lakh Rupees)—10,37,8131.98×
Corporates—4,144—
Individuals(Other than RIIs)—9,65,700—
Others—67,969—
Retail Individual Investors(RIIs)—46,00,4321.26×
Cut Off—39,22,629—
Price bids—6,77,803—
Employees—65,8231.14×
Cut Off—57,239—
Price Bids—8,584—
Total—73,04,7990.99×

Demand by bid price

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Business

About the company

Incorporated in 2012, A-one Steels India Limited is a backward-integrated steel manufacturer with a diversified product portfolio, offering both long and flat steel products, as well as industrial products used in steel manufacturing. The company manufactures HR and CR coils from MS billets, which are then converted into HR pipes, CR pipes, and galvanized tubes. It also produces TMT bars from MS billets in long steel products. The company also manufactures industrial products like met coke and silicon manganese/ferrosilicon, which are sold in the open market. Ferrosilicon is essential in the steel industry for alloying. The company sources significant green energy compared to peers (Source: CRISIL Report). Its TMT bars, certified as green products by CII, are produced in various sizes at the Gauribidanur and Hindupur plants.

Performance

Financial snapshot

ParticularsFY25FY26
Revenue₹3,541.78 cr₹4,148.56 cr (17.13%)
PAT₹7.71 cr₹127.41 cr (1,552.53%)
PAT Margin0.22 %3.07 % (1,295.45%)
EBITDA₹174.06 cr₹303.64 cr (74.45%)
EBITDA Margin4.91 %7.32 % (49.08%)
ROE1.14 %15.55 %
ROCE7.03 %12.86 %
D/E1.421.23
Research

What to consider

Business strengths

  • Backward-Integrated & Diversified Steel PortfolioPresence across multiple stages of the steel manufacturing value chain, enabling production of long steel, flat steel and industrial products and reducing dependence on any single product category.
  • Strategic Manufacturing LocationFacilities located close to raw material sources, providing better access to materials, lower transportation costs and logistics benefits, supporting improved operating margins.
  • Diversified Sales Channels & Customer BaseProducts are sold through direct retail, authorised distributors, institutional customers, intermediaries and trading channels, serving dealers, construction and infrastructure companies and other institutional and bulk customers.

Key risks

  • Expansion & Capital Expenditure RisksProposed expansion and infrastructure initiatives involve significant capital, operational complexity and regulatory dependencies. Delays or failure to achieve expected benefits may adversely affect business, cash flows and growth prospects.
  • Related Party Transaction RiskThe Company enters into related party transactions in the ordinary course of business. Although these are conducted on an arm’s-length basis and comply with applicable laws, they may still adversely affect business, cash flows and financial condition.
  • Dependence on End-Use IndustriesBusiness performance depends on industries such as construction, infrastructure, power, transportation and industrial sectors. Economic cyclicality, lower demand or availability of substitute materials in India or globally could adversely affect business and financial performance. Unlisted price Rs 300 seller rumours
Context

Peer comparison

Company NameEPS (Basic)EPS (Diluted)NAV (₹ per share)P/E (x)
A-One Steels India18.4718.47119.9315.43
MSP Steel and Power0.600.5618.1861.52
Jai Balaji Industries1.421.4224.7545.76
Shyam Metallics and Energy38.1037.97412.8128.31
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