Orient Cables IPO Opens September 25: ₹552 Crore Issue Key Details

Mumbai | September 23, 2026.

Orient Cables IPO: Key Details

Orient Cables will open its Initial Public Offering (IPO) on September 25. The company plans to raise a total of ₹552 crore from the issue. The IPO consists of a ₹320 crore issue and a ₹232 crore Offer for Sale (OFS).

The IPO gives investors a chance to buy shares in Orient Cables. The company will receive money from the issue part. Shares are expected to be listed on October 5 if the IPO process completes.

Here is a look at the details of the Orient Cables IPO, including its issue structure, important dates and business overview.

Orient Cables IPO: Issue Structure

The total size of the Orient Cables IPO is ₹552 crore. It is split into two parts:

The fresh issue of ₹320 crore means Orient Cables will issue new shares. The money raised from this part will go to the company, which can use it for the goals listed in its IPO documents.

The remaining ₹232 crore is an Offer for Sale. In this case existing shareholders sell their shares through the IPO. The proceeds from the OFS usually go to the selling shareholders not to the company.

This difference is important because the fresh issue brings money into the business while an OFS mainly lets existing shareholders sell part of their holdings.

When Does the Orient Cables IPO Open?

The Orient Cables IPO is set to open on September 25. Investors can place their bids during the subscription period as announced by the company.

The IPO will follow the process of bidding, share allotment and listing. The expected listing date is October 5.

Orient Cables IPO Dates

Investors should review the offer documents and exchange announcements for the confirmed schedule because IPO dates can change.

What Does Orient Cables Do?

The cables industry is important for power transmission, infrastructure, construction and other electrical uses. Demand for cables is closely tied to infrastructure growth, industrial activity and the expansion of networks.

For a company in this sector factors such as production capacity, product mix, customer base, raw material costs and demand from end‑user industries can affect business performance.

As Orient Cables moves toward its listing investors may examine its financial results, business operations and how it plans to use the IPO proceeds to get a full picture.

How the ₹320 Crore Fresh Issue Differs from OFS

Understanding the difference between the two parts of the IPO can help investors read the issue structure clearly.

In an issue the company issues new shares. The money raised from these shares becomes part of the company’s funds. Is intended for the uses stated in the IPO documents.

In contrast an Offer for Sale involves existing shareholders selling their shares. Because these are existing shares the money from the OFS usually goes to the shareholders who are selling those shares.

In the case of Orient Cables the ₹552 crore IPO includes ₹320 crore through an issue and ₹232 crore through an OFS.

What Investors Should Look At Before the IPO

An IPO involves more than the total amount being raised. Investors can look at factors before deciding to invest.

Business Performance

The company’s revenue, profit and growth over financial years can give investors a sense of its financial health. Investors can also check if the company’s business has grown steadily.

Industry Conditions

The cables industry is linked to infrastructure, construction, power and industry. Changes in these areas can affect demand, for cable products.

Use of IPO Proceeds

The purpose of the ₹320 crore issue is another key point to look at. Investors can read the company’s IPO documents to see how the money will be used.

OFS Component

The IPO includes a ₹232 crore OFS. Investors can look at the offer document to find out which shareholders are selling and how many shares are being offered.

Valuation

Investors can also compare the company’s valuation with its performance and with other similar companies. This can give context about the IPO price.

Orient Cables IPO: What Happens After the Issue Opens?

Once the IPO opens on September 25 investors can submit bids for the subscription period. After bidding ends the shares go through an allotment process.

Investors who get an allotment will see the shares credited to their demat accounts. After all required steps are finished the shares should start trading on the stock exchanges.

The expected listing date for Orient Cables is October 5.

The exact allotment and listing dates should be checked on the exchange and IPO announcements.

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