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Windlas Biotech IPO closes today: Why brokers are pressing 'subscribe' button

Windlas Biotech IPO: Its innovative portfolio of complex generic products, robust R&D capabilities, efficient and quality-compliant manufacturing facilities are among the main factors. In fact, one brokerage house said that though the issue seems to be fully priced, factoring in the growth drivers of the CDMO sector and opportunities available for the company, investors can subscribe to the issue.

August 06, 2021 / 11:15 IST
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The initial public offering (IPO) of Windlas Biotech, one of the top five players in the contract development and manufacturing organisation (CDMO) segment, has received a subscribe rating from all brokerage houses, considering the innovative portfolio of complex generic products, robust R&D capabilities, efficient and quality-compliant manufacturing facilities, long-term relationships with Indian pharmaceutical companies, and a consistent track record of financial performance.

The offer opened for subscription on August 4 and will close today (August 6). The company plans to raise Rs 401.53 crore through the public issue at the upper end of price band of Rs 448-460 per share, comprising a fresh issue of Rs 165 crore and an offer for sale of Rs 236.53 crore by Vimla Windlass, and Tano India Private Equity Fund II.

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Proceeds from the fresh issue will be utilised for purchasing the equipment required for capacity expansion of its existing facility at the Dehradun plant – IV, addition of injectables dosage capability at existing facility at Dehradun plant – II, working capital requirements, and repayment of borrowings.

"Windlas Biotech is a leading CDMO, with a focus on the chronic therapeutic category. Further, its innovative portfolio of complex generic products, supported by robust R&D capabilities, efficient and quality-compliant manufacturing facilities with significant entry barriers, long-term relationships with Indian pharmaceutical companies and a consistent track record of financial performance provide for further growth visibility," said BP Equities.