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Belrise Industries Rs 2,150 crore IPO opens on May 21

The auto parts maker aims to raise funds to cut debt and improve growth

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Belrise Industries is heading to the public markets with a Rs 2,150 crore IPO, opening on May 21. The issue, which is entirely a fresh one (no offer for sale), is meant to give the company a financial tune-up, mainly to reduce its borrowings. The price band is set at Rs 85-90 per share, and listing is expected on May 28.

What does Belrise Industries do?

Belrise Industries is a Pune-based auto components manufacturer that's been around since 1996. It makes chassis, suspension systems, exhaust parts and other metal and polymer components for two-wheelers, cars, commercial vehicles and tractors.

It's a major player in the two-wheeler metal components space, with a 24 per cent market share.

With 15 plants across India, Belrise Industries processes over 60,000 tonnes of steel every year. Its clientele includes names like Bajaj Auto, Hero MotoCorp and Jaguar Land Rover.

Here's a look at the company's fundamentals.

Metric Value
Net profit (TTM) Rs 259 cr
ROE 14.2 per cent
ROCE 13.1 per cent
Debt-to-equity 1
Book value Rs 50.46
EPS Rs 2.91

Belrise Industries IPO snapshot

Detail Info
IPO size Rs 2,150 crore (fresh issue)
Price band Rs 85-90
Lot size 166 shares
Min. investment Rs 14,940
Opens May 21, 2025
Closes May 23, 2025
Listing May 28, 2025 (BSE, NSE)
Lead managers Axis, Jefferies, SBI Cap, HSBC
Use of funds Rs 1,618 crore to repay loans; rest for general purposes

How's the business doing?

Belrise has shown decent revenue growth, but profits have been flat.

  • FY24 revenue : Rs 7,484 crore (up from Rs 6,583 crore in FY23)
  • FY24 profit : Rs 311 crore (slightly down from Rs 314 crore)
  • EBIT margin : 8.1 per cent (down 50 basis points YoY)

So, while the top line is growing, profitability is under pressure. That could explain the company's urgency in cutting debt and improving the balance sheet.

What should investors watch?

Belrise wants to clean up its books, strengthen its financials and prep for future growth. The IPO gives retail investors a shot at this transformation story. But there are a few red flags:

  • Heavy dependence on the two-wheeler segment
  • Most plants are in western India - a bit of geographic concentration
  • Margins could be sensitive to steel price fluctuations

That said, if the auto sector stays in gear, Belrise could ride the wave.

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