About Studio LSD Limited – SME IPO
Studio LSD Limited, founded in Mumbai in 2017, started as LSD Films Private Limited and later became a public company. It is a full-fledged multimedia production house, making original content for TV, films, and digital platforms. The company handles everything from concept development and scriptwriting to hiring actors, creating sets, and post-production. Known for popular soap operas and reality shows across leading channels, Studio LSD stands out for its creative storytelling and strong partnerships in the entertainment industry, serving a wide variety of viewer tastes in India’s fast-growing media sector.
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IPO Details
| Key Points |
Information |
| IPO Opening Date |
18th August 2025 |
| IPO Closing Date |
20th August 2025 |
| Listing Date |
25th August 2025 |
| IPO Price Band |
₹51 – ₹54 per share |
| Minimum Lot Size |
2,000 shares (~₹1,08,000–₹1,08,000 at highest price) |
| Issue Size |
₹74.25 crore (₹56 crore fresh issue + ₹14.03 crore OFS) |
| Face Value |
₹10 per share |
| Stock Exchange |
NSE Emerge (SME IPO) |
| Registrar |
Purva Sharegistry India Pvt. Ltd. CLICK HERE |
| Book-running Manager |
Corpwis Advisors Pvt. Ltd. |
| Offer Structure |
QIB – up to 50%, Retail – up to 35%, NII – up to 15% |
IPO Timeline (Important Dates)
| Event |
Date |
| IPO Opens |
18th August 2025 |
| IPO Closes |
20th August 2025 |
| Allotment Date |
21st August 2025 |
| Refund/Unsuccessful Bids |
22nd August 2025 |
| Shares in Demat Account |
22nd August 2025 |
| Listing Date |
25th August 2025 |
What’s the Money Used For?
- Paying back old loans
- Growing the business and expanding projects
- General company purposes
Key Financials (from NSDL and Prospectus)
| Financial Metric |
FY23 (₹ lakh) |
FY24 (₹ lakh) |
FY25 (₹ lakh) |
| Revenue |
4,667.69 |
10,247.54 |
10,447.81 |
| Profit After Tax (PAT) |
279.50 |
1,090.37 |
1,167.00 |
| EBITDA |
374.08 |
1,482.19 |
1,551.34 |
| EBITDA Margin |
8.01% |
14.46% |
14.85% |
| PAT Margin |
5.97% |
10.64% |
11.11% |
| Return on Equity (ROE) |
78.42% |
104.71% |
53.78% |
| Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) |
74.29% |
92.44% |
57.29% |
| Earnings Per Share (EPS) |
₹0.68 |
₹2.67 |
₹2.85 |
| Net Worth |
496.15 |
1,586.52 |
2,753.72 |
What These Numbers Mean
- Revenue: Total sales from the business.
- EBITDA: Profit before interest, taxes, and special costs.
- PAT: Final profit after all expenses.
- ROE/ROCE: Shows how well the company uses investor’s money.
- EPS: Profit for each share.
Analysis
- The company’s sales have grown a lot in the last 3 years.
- Profits more than quadrupled in 2 years.
- Margins (profit percentages) are strong for this industry.
Why Some Investors Like This IPO
- Leading producer in the TV and digital media space.
- In-house production brings better quality and cost control.
- Strong growth in profits and sales recently.
- Listed on NSE Emerge for wider access.
Points to Be Careful About
- The company relies on a few big clients—losing a contract may hurt business.
- Business can be affected by changes in what viewers like.
- Projects can sometimes get delayed, which can reduce profits.
- Competition and content trends keep changing in this sector.: NSE| STUDIO LSD LTD
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About SME IPOs
What is an SME IPO?
- An SME IPO is when a small or medium business sells shares to the public for the first time on a special exchange for small companies.
Who can invest in SME IPOs?
- Anyone with a demat account and PAN card can invest. Minimum amount is usually around ₹1 lakh or more per lot.
How is an SME IPO different from a normal IPO?
- SME IPOs are for smaller companies and get listed on SME platforms—mainboard IPOs are for bigger companies. SME IPOs have easier rules, smaller issue sizes, and higher lot sizes.
What are the benefits of investing in an SME IPO?
- You can invest in high-growth companies early.
- Potential for better returns if the company does well.
- Helps support small businesses in India.
What are the risks of SME IPOs?
- Smaller companies, so higher risk.
- Less information and history available.
- Shares may not be easily sold/less liquidity.
What is the minimum investment amount?
- Minimum application is usually ₹1 lakh. Higher than normal IPOs.
Where are SME IPOs listed?
- On dedicated platforms like NSE Emerge or BSE SME, not on regular exchanges.
What is market making in SME IPOs?
- Merchant bankers keep buying/selling shares for 3 years after listing to ensure liquidity.
Do SME IPOs have grading?
- No, IPO grading is not compulsory for SME IPOs.
What is underwriting in SME IPOs?
- 100% underwriting is required, meaning merchant bankers guarantee share sale.
How do I apply for an SME IPO?
- Open a demat account, go to your broker’s IPO section, pick the SME IPO, choose lots, enter UPI, approve payment, and wait for allotment.
How are shares allotted?
- If more people apply than shares available, a lottery decides who gets shares.
- Unsuccessful applicants get their money back.
What are capital gains tax benefits?
- Listed SME shares have lower capital gains tax rates than unlisted shares, if Securities Transaction Tax (STT) is paid.
How often do SME companies publish results?
- SME IPO companies publish half-yearly results, not quarterly.
Can I sell SME IPO shares immediately after listing?
- Yes, you can sell SME IPO shares once trading starts, but check liquidity.
What is the lot size in SME IPOs?
- Lot size is usually much bigger—single application may cost ₹1 lakh or more.
What happens if I only have an odd lot?
- Odd lot shares can only be sold to market makers on exchange, with a special declaration.
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