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Pitch to Raise - Help companies to raise funds via SME IPO

Pave the way to SME IPO with Pre-placement (PreIPO) for Small & Medium Enterprises

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Benefits of private placement via PRE-IPO / SME-IPO

Access to Diverse Pool of Investors

 Connect with merchant bankers and other set of investors for a successful Pre-IPO /IPO
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 Curate required investment presentations with the help of sector specilaist

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Establish a strong market presence and enhance your brand equity with the support of our platform that resonates with investors and sets your business apart in the market.
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Hassle Free fundraising - Let's raise funds

  • Net turnover > ₹15cr+
  • Minimum 3 years operational track record
  • Profitable in last 1 year

Process of Fundraising

Introductory CallIntroductory Call_arrow

Introductory Call

An introductory call is planned with the management to understand their business model.
Due DiligenceDue Diligence_arrow

Due Diligence

Startups application would be processed by our Financial Analysts team with thorough due diligence.
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Signing of Agreement

NDA, Term sheet and other agreement papers are signed duly by the founders.
Plan for IPO

Plan for IPO

Depending on the size of the company & other requirements, planning for Pre-IPO, SME IPO or a Mainboard IPO.

Successful Fundraising

Know more about SME IPO

Basic of DistinctionMain boardSME Segment(BSE SME)
Net tangible assetsMinimum Rs. 3 crores in each of the preceding 3 years Rs. 1.5 crores
Net WorthAt least Rs. 1 crore in each of the preceding 3 years Positive net worth requirement
Profit traating profitsck record average operPositive in each of the immediately preceding 3 years. At least Rs. 15 crores, calculated on a restated and consolidated basis, during the preceding 3 full years  Positive in at least 1 out of immediately preceding 3 years Not specified
IPO gradingMay obtain from credit rating agencies    Not required
IPO underwritingNot mandatory100%
Minimum application valueRs. 10,000- Rs. 15,000Rs. 1 Lac
Minimum subscription90%100%
Minimum no. of allottees100050
Approx timeline6-9 months3-5 months
Costs (generally, based on research)6-8% fund raising10-15% of fund raising
Post-issue paid-up capitalMinimum Rs. 10 crores Maximum not specifiedMinimum not specified Maximum Rs. 25 crores
Annual listing fees (based on paid-up capital)Minimum Rs. 3,25,000Min Rs. 10,000 (in NSE SME)
Corporate governance provisions under LODRApplicable except for de-minimis exemption for such listed companies having both paid-up equity capital and net worth less than Rs. 10 crores and Rs. 25 crores respectivelyNot applicable

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Please provide the following details

What’s your annual turnover
0 - 50 Lac
50 Lac - 1 Cr
1 Cr- 5 Cr
5 Cr - 10 Cr
10 Cr - 50 Cr

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Frequently Asked Questions

Shares in an SME IPO are allotted through an offer period where investors submit bids within a price band. The bids are compiled in a book-building process to determine the final allotment price. Shares are then allocated to successful bidders based on their bid price and quantity requested. Unsuccessful bidders receive refunds, and the allotted shares are listed for trading on the stock exchange.


Note: Planify is not working as a stock exchange. Planify is a platform to facilitate connection between buyer & seller.

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The merchant bankers or fund managers charge roughly 9% of fundraising and In totality the estimated expense would lie anywhere between ₹20 lakh to ₹1 cr.


The maximum amount of lot size in an SME IPO is ₹2 lakh.


The minimum amount of lot size in SME IPO is ₹1 Lakh.


Yes, It is reasonable to apply for an SME IPO as it provides small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with access to capital that can fuel their growth and expansion plans. By going public, SMEs can tap into a wider investor base. Also, going public through an SME IPO can significantly enhance a company's visibility and credibility in the market. It helps to establish the company's brand and market presence, as well as gain recognition from customers, and other stakeholders.


However, the decision to apply for an SME IPO depends on various factors specific to the company and its growth objectives. It is not always the case but in some cases, it might happen.

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Basis

SME IPO

Main Board  IPO

Company Size

These are Small & Medium Enterprises and are relatively small companies

These are large companies listed on the main board IPO.

Listing Process

Simplified and streamlined process

More complex and involved process. 

Liquidity

The No. of shares that is trading volume in SME IPO would be less as compared to main board IPO.

In the main board IPO the trading volume would be more.

Results Disclosure

Half-yearly results in case of SME IPO.

Quarterly Results

Regulatory Requirements

Compliance with simplified listing and disclosure norms.

Compliance with comprehensive listing and disclosure norms.

Lot Size

The lot size for SME IPO is ₹1 Lakh - ₹2 lakh.

The lot size for Main Board IPO is between 5000-15000.

Maximum Issue Size

The maximum issue size in SME IPO tends to range between ₹10cr - ₹100 cr.

The maximum issue size in this case upto ₹100 cr and can extend to ₹15,000-₹20,000 crores. 

Fundraising Requirement 

These companies are smaller in nature and therefore, there is more capital and more fundraising requirements  for expansion and  Smooth operations. 

These companies are already in a later stage and competitive in nature, therefore they require limited fundraising and capital requirements.

Growth Perspective

SMEs companies are smaller companies and there is more growth perspective as companies can  move towards main board IPO and open the doors for more opportunities.

Companies already well-known or recognized in the market

Investor Base

Retail and institutional investors.

Mainly institutional investors with larger investments such as Mutual fund investments are more in main board IPO.

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An SME IPO refers to an Initial Public Offering specifically designed for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). An IPO is the process through which a company offers its shares to the public for the first time. This allows individuals and institutional investors to buy and trade those shares on a public stock exchange.


SME IPOs cater to smaller companies that have growth potential but may not meet traditional IPO criteria. These companies are often in their early stages of development and require access to capital to fuel expansion plans, invest in infrastructure, or finance research and development.


In India an SME exchange functions within a recognized stock exchange or the main exchange such as the BSE Limited and the National Stock Exchange of India.


Note: Planify does not work as a stock exchange. Planify is a platform to facilitate buyer & seller connection.