About
Savy Infra and Logistics Limited is a dynamic infrastructure and logistics company based in India, dedicated to delivering reliable, efficient, and comprehensive services across the infrastructure development and logistics value chain. Incorporated originally as Shubhangi Metal Private Limited in 2006, the company has undergone a strategic transformation over the years, evolving into a public limited company in 2024 with its current name.
Headquartered in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, and with a corporate office in Mumbai, Savy Infra and Logistics has established itself as a trusted partner in facilitating industrial, commercial, and real estate projects with a strong focus on operational excellence, transparency, and timely execution.
The company is launching its Initial Public Offering (IPO) of up to 58,32,000 equity shares, with the objective of funding capital expenditure, meeting working capital requirements, and supporting general corporate purposes.
With a legacy of commitment, growth, and adaptability, the company continues to strengthen its footprint in the rapidly expanding Indian infrastructure sector, supported by a visionary leadership team and robust operational strategies.
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IPO Details
| Price Band | 114 - 120 |
|---|---|
| Minimum Lot Size Retail | 2*1200/Lot (2,88,000) |
| Maximum Lot Size Retail | 2*400/Lot (2,88,000) |
| S-Minimum Lot Size HNI | 3 Lots (4,32,000) |
| S-Maximum Lot Size HNI | 6 Lots (8,64,000) |
| Issue Type | Fresh Issue |
| Issue Size | 2,92,800 shares |
(aggregating up to ₹3.51 Cr)|
IPO Timeline
| Issue Period | 21st July - 23rd July 2025 |
|---|---|
| Allotment Date | 24th July 2025 |
| Refund Initiation Date | 25th July 2025 |
| Demat Transfer Date | 25th July 2025 |
| Listing Date | 28th July 2025 |
Key Strengths
- Experienced promoters with a deep understanding of the infrastructure and logistics sector.
- Long-standing relationships with reputed clients, enabling consistent business.
- Asset-light model with an emphasis on leased vehicles, reducing capital intensity.
- Diversified service offerings including construction, logistics, and material handling.
- Strategic location of operations in growing industrial regions.
- Ability to scale operations with established vendor and fleet networks.
- Focus on timely project execution and cost efficiency.
- Steady revenue growth over the years with a disciplined financial approach.
Key Risk Factors
- Heavy dependence on a limited number of customers for a significant portion of revenue.
- Operations are concentrated in select geographical regions, making the business vulnerable to regional disruptions.
- Any delay or default in projects could impact financial performance and reputation.
- Business involves working capital-intensive operations, with high receivables.
- Subject to risks related to regulatory changes, environmental compliance, and government infrastructure policies.
- Dependency on third-party logistics vendors may affect service quality and margins.
- Competitive and fragmented market with pressure on pricing and contract renewals.
- Economic downturns, inflation, or slowdown in infrastructure spending could negatively impact demand.
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Financials of Monika Alcobev
| Particulars | FY 2023-24 (9M)* | FY 2022-23 | FY 2021-22 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue from Operations (₹ Lakhs) | 6,841.17 | 8,437.40 | 6,630.76 |
| EBITDA Margin (%) | 6.65% | 6.38% | 4.33% |
| Profit After Tax (PAT) (₹ Lakhs) | 243.82 | 198.79 | 97.49 |
| Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) | 12.13% | 15.67% | 14.64% |
| Earnings Per Share (EPS) (₹) | 3.25 | 2.65 | 1.30 |
| Net Worth (₹ Lakhs) | 2,360.45 | 1,451.99 | 1,253.19 |
IPO FAQs
What is an IPO and how does it work?
An IPO (Initial Public Offering) is when a private company offers its shares to the public to raise capital and becomes publicly listed. In India, companies list their shares on exchanges (NSE/BSE) through IPOs. During the IPO subscription period, investors bid for shares via a broker or trading app. After the IPO closes, shares are allotted to investors and start trading on the stock market.
How to apply for an IPO with Zerodha or Upstox?
You can apply through online brokers like Zerodha or Upstox. For example, Zerodha’s Kite platform lets you apply via UPI or ASBA: log in to Kite, go to Bids → IPO → Apply, select the IPO, enter your bid quantity and price, submit, and approve the UPI mandate. Upstox works similarly: log in to the Upstox app or website, find the IPO section, select the IPO, enter lot size and bid price, input your UPI ID, and authorize the payment. Make sure your Demat account and linked bank account are ready before applying.
How is an IPO allotted to investors?
IPO shares are allocated by category. Typically, Indian IPOs have quotas for Retail, High Net Worth Individuals (HNIs), and Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs). Retail and HNI allotments usually use a lottery if oversubscribed, whereas QIBs get prorata allotment. For example, if demand from retail investors far exceeds available shares, a lottery (draw) decides who gets shares. Unsuccessful applicants simply get their blocked funds released.
What is GMP (Grey Market Premium) in an IPO?
GMP stands for Grey Market Premium. It is the unofficial premium above the IPO price that shares trade for in the grey market before listing. For example, if an IPO is priced at ₹100 and grey market traders are paying ₹120 per share, the GMP is ₹20. A positive GMP indicates strong demand and suggests potential listing gains, but remember this market is unregulated and unofficial, so GMP is only an indicative signal, not a guarantee.
What is the IPO calendar and where can I find upcoming IPOs?
An IPO calendar is a schedule of upcoming IPO issues (opening/closing dates, sizes, etc.). In India, IPO calendars are published on financial websites and exchange portals. For instance, sites like Chittorgarh or IPOWatch list upcoming IPOs and their timelines. You can also check NSE or BSE official websites under “New Listings” or “Upcoming Issues” for authoritative updates.
What are IPO listing gains and how do they work?
Listing gain is the profit an investor makes if a stock’s listing (opening) price is higher than its IPO issue price. In other words, if you bought at ₹150 and the stock opens at ₹200 on day one, your listing gain is ₹50 per share. Many investors apply to IPOs hoping for such gains. However, share prices can also fall on listing day if demand is weak, so listing gains are not guaranteed.
How does an IPO give profit to investors?
Investors profit from IPOs mainly in two ways: listing gains and longterm growth. On listing day, a share price often jumps if demand is strong, yielding an immediate gain. Over the longer term, if the company performs well, investors can earn from stock price appreciation. As one analysis notes, IPO investors aim for “longterm stock growth or immediate listing gains”. Always remember that IPOs carry risk, so profits depend on both market demand and company fundamentals.
Which IPO is best to buy today?
There’s no one “best” IPO to buy; it depends on the company’s fundamentals and market sentiment. Indian investors typically check the IPO’s prospectus, valuation, and oversubscription levels. The grey market premium (GMP) can give a clue: a high GMP suggests strong demand and potential listing gains. For example, if a GMP is ₹30 on a ₹100 issue, investors expect about a ₹30 upside on listing. However, always do your research on the business model and pricing. High demand or a big GMP doesn’t guarantee a profitable investment, so choose IPOs carefully.
Are IPOs safe investments?
IPOs can be profitable but come with risk. Often a heavily oversubscribed IPO will see a big price jump on day one (strong initial demand). However, many factors affect postlisting performance. As noted, “a high oversubscription does not always mean strong postlisting performance”. New IPO companies may be volatile initially, so share prices can fall if market conditions change. Retail investors should be cautious: IPO gains can be high, but IPOs also carry uncertainties and require strong risk tolerance.
How to check IPO allotment status?
After the allotment date, you can check your IPO status on exchange or registrar websites. For example:
- BSE: Go to BSE’s “Application Status Check”, select Equity, pick the IPO and enter your PAN or application number.
- NSE: Visit NSE’s “Application Status Check” under Resources/Tools, select your IPO, and enter your PAN/application details.
This will show whether your bid was allotted and how many shares you got. You can also check the registrar’s site (e.g. Bigshare, KFintech) by entering PAN or application number as guided.