Freshara Agro Exports had a strong entry into the stock market on October 24, debuting on the NSE SME at ₹135. This represents a 16.3% increase over the initial offering price of ₹116, showing a successful launch for the company’s shares.
Freshara Agro Exports Limited attracted considerable investor attention, achieving an impressive 205.98x subscription on Day 3. This demonstrates high investor confidence and a positive market response, emphasising the company’s promising potential within the agriculture sector.
Freshara Agro, a 100% Export House recognized by India’s Ministry of Commerce, procures, processes, and exports preserved gherkins and pickled vegetables from its Tamil Nadu facility. Around 70% of its products, “not ready to eat,” are supplied directly to factories for reprocessing, while 30% are sold to food brokers and traders internationally, with minimal distributor involvement.
Freshara Agro Ltd IPO aims to raise funds for capital expenditures, specifically ₹8.79 crores for machinery to manufacture vegetable products, ₹56 crores for working capital, and additional funds for general corporate purposes including operating expenses and business development.