Kheria Autocomp IPO Day 1: Total hits 0.20x; NII bHNI surges 400%

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Key Highlights
  • Kheria Autocomp IPO subscription stands at 0.20x on Day 1.
  • NII (bHNI) demand surged 400% to 0.10x, leading the growth.
  • Retail applications jumped 360% to 0.23x.
  • Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) remained inactive at 0.00x.
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Kheria Autocomp IPO is subscribed 2.15x on Day 3, driven by a massive late-day surge in institutional and retail demand. Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB) jumped 347.8% to 1.03x, while Retail participation crossed 2.53x.

Subscription Status

The Kheria Autocomp IPO gained substantial momentum on Day 3, crossing the 2x threshold to reach 2.15x. The most dramatic movement occurred in the Qualified Institutional Buyer (QIB) category, which skyrocketed by 347.8% during the day, moving from 0.23x to 1.03x. Non-Institutional Individual (NII) bHNI subscribers also surged significantly, jumping 294.0% from 0.84x to 3.31x. Retail investors increased their participation sharply, pushing the category to 2.53x from 1.00x earlier in the day. NII sHNI reached 2.45x, up from previous reports.

Subscription Progression

Day Date QIB NII (bHNI) NII (sHNI) Retail Total
Day 1 17-09-2026 0.00x 0.10x 0.58x 0.23x 0.20x
Day 2 18-09-2026 0.23x 0.51x 0.65x 0.57x 0.48x
Day 3 21-09-2026 1.03x 3.31x 2.45x 2.53x 2.15x

Category-wise Breakdown

  • Retail: Leading the pack at 2.53x, up from 1.00x earlier in the day.
  • NII (bHNI): Subscribed 3.31x, showing a strong intraday jump of +294.0% from 0.84x.
  • NII (sHNI): Subscribed 2.45x, up slightly from previous reports.
  • QIB: Surged significantly to 1.03x, up from 0.23x earlier in the day.
  • Employees: 0x subscribed.

Intra-day Timeline

Demand picked up pace after the initial slot on Day 1, with notable movement in the final hours.

Time (IST) QIB NII (bHNI) Retail Total
11:15 0.00x 0.02x 0.05x 0.03x
12:15 0.00x 0.03x 0.09x 0.05x
13:15 0.00x 0.07x 0.12x 0.07x
14:15 0.00x 0.07x 0.15x 0.08x
15:15 0.00x 0.08x 0.16x 0.09x
16:15 0.00x 0.08x 0.19x 0.18x
17:15 0.00x 0.10x 0.23x 0.20x

Offer Details

  • Price Band: ₹96.00000 - ₹101.00000
  • Issue Size: ₹345600 - ₹500000 lakhs
  • Min Bid Qty: 2400 shares
  • IPO Open Date: 17-09-2026
  • IPO Close Date: 21-09-2026

About the Company

Kheria Autocomp is an auto ancillary unit specializing in plastic injection moulding. Established in 2009, it operates as a Tier-II supplier, manufacturing components such as interior cabin trims, exterior plastic parts, under-hood components, and HVAC ducts for both internal combustion engine and electric vehicles. The company’s facility is located in the Tata Vendor Park at Sanand, Gujarat.

Financial Highlights

Metric FY 2026 FY 2025 FY 2024
Revenue from Operations (₹ crores) 120.01 92.07 62.32
Profit After Tax (₹ crores) 11.42 8.24 3.31
Total Assets (₹ crores) 106.23 81.79 53.14

Objects of the Issue

  • Part funding of capital expenditure for setting up a new manufacturing facility for plastic moulded auto components at GIDC Sanand Industrial Park (₹39.96 crores).
  • General Corporate Purposes.

Risk Factors

  • Customer Concentration: Top 5 customers contribute 97-98% of revenue; top 1 customer contributes 31-50%.
  • Geographic Concentration: 99.88-99.96% of revenue is derived from customers in Gujarat.
  • Sector Dependence: Revenues are substantially linked to automotive sector demand cycles and OEM production.
  • Raw Material Costs: Raw material costs account for 63-68% of revenue from operations.
  • Single Facility: Operations are conducted from a single manufacturing unit in Gujarat.

What's Next

  • Allotment Date: 22-09-2026
  • Listing Date: 24-09-2026

Will the complete lack of Qualified Institutional Buyer (QIB) interest on Day 1 signal a potential listing deficit or indicate a broader skepticism toward Tier-II auto ancillary IPOs?

How might Kheria Autocomp's heavy reliance on a single customer (31-50% of revenue) impact its stock volatility post-listing if that key Tier-I vendor faces supply chain disruptions?

Given the high concentration of revenue from Gujarat-based clients, how exposed is the company to regional regulatory changes or economic shifts in the state?

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