
The ₹170 crore Xtranet Technologies IPO saw 12x overall subscription, driven by 26.65x HNI demand and late QIB buying. SBI Securities flagged customer concentration risk and long receivables cycle.
Xtranet Technologies’ ₹170 crore IPO closed Monday with overall subscription of 12.24 times, driven by last-day institutional buying and sustained high-net-worth individual demand. Total bids reached 11.25 crore shares against 91.94 lakh on offer.
The NII category was the standout, subscribed 26.65 times. The large bucket (bids above ₹10 lakh) and the smaller bucket (₹2–10 lakh) each clocked about 26.7 times and 26.5 times, respectively.
Retail investors subscribed 8.98 times, up sharply from 2.50 times at the end of day two. The QIB category, which had trailed at 0.91 times through day two, surged to 7.13 times by close. Foreign institutional investors bid for 39.76 lakh shares, while other QIBs accounted for 1.48 crore shares.
The Bhopal-based IT solutions provider, incorporated in 2002, priced the fresh issue at ₹120–127 per share. Net proceeds are earmarked for working capital (₹102 crore), debt repayment (₹20.2 crore), and capital expenditure (₹8.5 crore).
Revenue grew at a 25% CAGR over FY24-26, while EBITDA and PAT rose at 83% and 91% respectively.
SBI Securities maintained a Neutral rating on the issue. The brokerage called valuations reasonable at 16.6x FY26 post-issue earnings but flagged customer concentration risk: the top five customers contributed about 61% of FY26 revenue. It also noted heavy dependence on government contracts and a receivables cycle stretching 150–210 days.
SBI Securities said it would watch for post-listing cash flow consistency before turning positive on the stock.
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