
Paluck Technologies, serving telecom and construction sectors, opens its ₹33 crore SME IPO on Aug. 28 at ₹46-48. Funds will buy RMC machinery and repay debt.
Paluck Technologies is taking a diversified engineering-services platform to the BSE SME board, aiming to raise ₹33 crore through an initial public offering that opens for subscription on Aug. 28.
The company will issue 68.76 lakh equity shares in a price band of ₹46 to ₹48 apiece. Anchor bidding starts Thursday.
Paluck serves two sectors that rarely overlap. One leg focuses on telecom infrastructure, the other on construction equipment and ready-mix concrete (RMC) machinery. The company also rents out DG sets. The IPO proceeds are earmarked for three uses: buying new RMC machinery and DG sets, repaying outstanding borrowings, and funding working capital.
Horizon Management is the book-running lead manager. Bigshare Services is the registrar.
Managing Director Navin Katiyar said what started as a narrow service business has become an integrated operation. "The next priority is to translate this experience into greater scale," he said. "The fresh investments are intended to improve ability to undertake larger opportunities and support the growing requirements of our customers."
Horizon Management's Narendra Bajaj called the business model differentiated because it pairs telecom engineering with asset-backed equipment and RMC rental. "Its established execution capabilities, relationships with leading OEMs and infrastructure customers, and operating presence across multiple geographies provide the company with a strong platform to participate in ongoing infrastructure development," he said.
Proceeds from the IPO should let Paluck strengthen its operating base and chase growth with more financial flexibility, he added.
Prepared with AlphaScala editorial tooling from the source reporting linked above. Indexable analysis may include a cited Alpha Score value. Publishing checks screen each story before release. Educational coverage, not personalized advice.