Several companies are set to launch their IPOs this week, offering diverse investment opportunities. These upcoming IPOs provide investors with new prospects in various sectors for July 2024.
Upcoming IPOs This Week July 2024
| Issuer Company | IPO Date | IPO Type | IPO Size | IPO Price |
| SAR Televenture IPO | 22-24 July | NSE SME | ₹150 Cr | ₹200 to ₹210 |
| Kataria Industries IPO | 16-19 July | NSE SME | ₹54.58 Cr | ₹91 to ₹96 |
| Macobs Technologies IPO | 16-19 July | NSE SME | ₹19.46 Cr | ₹71 to ₹75 |
| Tunwal E-Motors IPO | 15-18 July | NSE SME | ₹115.64 Cr | ₹59 |
| Three M Paper Boards IPO | 12-16 July | BSE SME | ₹39.83 Cr | ₹67 to ₹69 |
| Prizor Viztech IPO | 12-16 July | NSE SME | ₹25.15 Cr | ₹82 to ₹87 |
| Sati Poly Plast IPO | 12-16 July | NSE SME | ₹17.36 Cr. | ₹123 to ₹130 |
| Aelea Commodities IPO | 12-16 July | BSE SME | ₹51 Cr. | ₹91 to ₹95 |
| Sahaj Solar IPO | 11-15 July | NSE SME | ₹52.56 Cr. | ₹171 to ₹180 |
For more details on these upcoming IPOs & To view current IPO listings, visit our IPO Page!
Introduction Of Upcoming IPOs
SAR Televenture IPO
SAR Televenture specializes in telecom infrastructure, installing and leasing telecom towers across multiple states in India. Certified with ISO standards, they also provide dark fibers, duct space, and outdoor small cell solutions under Infrastructure Provider Category I (IP-I) registration.
Kataria Industries IPO
Based in Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh, Kataria Industries manufactures and supplies products crucial to infrastructure sectors such as pre-stressed concrete strands, steel wires, post-tensioning anchorage systems, and HDPE sheathing ducts. Their certified products support projects ranging from railways to power transmission lines.
Macobs Technologies IPO
Founded in 2019, Macobs Technologies focuses on below-the-belt grooming products exclusively through e-commerce. Addressing a niche market gap, they offer specialized grooming tools and hygiene products tailored for men, emphasizing innovation, safety, and effectiveness in personal care.
Tunwal E-Motors IPO
Established in 2018, Tunwal E-Motors is a key player in India’s electric vehicle (EV) sector, manufacturing and distributing high-quality electric two-wheelers. With rapid growth and a wide dealer network, they contribute to sustainable mobility solutions across 19 states, achieving significant revenue growth year-over-year.
Three M Paper Boards IPO
Three M Paper Boards manufactures recycled duplex board products used in packaging across various industries. Located in Chiplun, Maharashtra, their biodegradable products are made from 100% recycled waste paper, showcasing innovation and sustainable practices in paper manufacturing.
Prizor Viztech IPO
Founded in 2017, Prizor Viztech offers security and surveillance solutions through CCTV cameras and has expanded into selling televisions and monitors by third-party manufacturers. Their comprehensive video management software caters to diverse sectors including retail, government, and education, ensuring effective surveillance solutions.
Sati Poly Plast IPO
Established in 1999 and ISO-certified, Sati Poly Plast manufactures flexible packaging materials for various industries. They transitioned from trading to manufacturing in 2017, providing end-to-end solutions that meet diverse packaging needs with multifunctional products.
Aelea Commodities IPO
Aelea Commodities processes and trades cashews and other commodities like sugar, pulses, rice, and wheat flour. Operating in both B2B and B2C models, they import raw cashew nuts from Africa and focus on quality service for wholesale and retail customers.
Sahaj Solar IPO
Sahaj Solar manufactures and provides services for solar PV modules and pumping systems, with a 100 MW production facility in Gujarat. They offer mono and polycrystalline modules and EPC services, leveraging Crystalline Photovoltaic Technology for high-efficiency solar panels.
Disclaimer: The above article is written for educational purposes, and the companies’ data mentioned in the article may change with respect to time. The securities quoted are exemplary and are not recommendatory.
