Vidya Wires IPO Lists Flat at Issue Price After Strong Subscription
- 10th December 2025
- 01:00 PM
- 2 min read
Summary
Vidya Wires shares made a flat market debut on December 10, opening at ₹52 per share on NSE, which is the same as the IPO price. On the BSE, the stock listed slightly higher at ₹52.13, showing a very mild upside. The IPO, held between December 3 and 5, received healthy investor participation and raised ₹300.01 crore.Subscription and Investor Demand
The Vidya Wires IPO closed with an overall subscription of 28.53×, reflecting broad-based investor interest. Retail participation remained strong at nearly 30×, while the NII category subscribed close to 56× and the QIB segment around 5.45×.
The price band for the IPO was set at ₹48–₹52 per share
The total issue size stood at ₹300.01 crore, comprising a fresh equity issue of ₹274 crore and an offer for sale of ₹26.01 crore.
Ahead of the issue opening, Vidya Wires mobilised ₹90 crore from anchor investors, including Bandhan Mutual Fund, Bank of India MF, LIC MF, Maybank Securities, MAIQ Growth Scheme and Alchemy Emerging Leaders of Tomorrow Series 2.
About Vidya Wires
Vidya Wires is among the leading manufacturers of winding and conductivity solutions, supplying components used across multiple industrial and electrical applications.
Its product portfolio includes enamelled wires, winding wires, bare and insulated copper conductors, copper busbars, PV ribbons, aluminium paper-covered strips and engineered conductivity components.
The company caters to industrial sectors where reliability, conductivity, insulation and operating efficiency are critical, giving it relevance across electrical equipment manufacturing and power hardware components.
Use of IPO Funds
The company plans to utilise net proceeds towards funding capital expenditure requirements for setting up new projects in subsidiary ALCU, payment of debt, and for general corporate purposes.
Post-Listing Indicators to Track
Following its listing, market observers may track:
- Utilisation levels and order visibility,
- Manufacturing cost discipline,
- Margin performance across product lines,
- Expansion and deployment efficiency for new capex,
- Working-capital behaviour in a component-heavy industrial environment.
These aspects help assess manufacturing execution and scale efficiency in a sector influenced by energy pricing, industrial demand cycles and electrical-equipment spending.
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