Mumbai, August 26, 2025 – It was a busy session on Dalal Street today as three companies — Shreeji Shipping, Patel Retail, and Gem Aromatics — made their market debuts on the NSE and BSE. While all three IPOs attracted healthy demand during the subscription phase, their listing-day performance turned out to be a mixed bag, reflecting investor caution despite the broader market remaining upbeat.
Among the three debutants, Shreeji Shipping grabbed maximum attention.
By the end of the day, Shreeji Shipping maintained its gains, giving confidence to long-term investors who see potential in the logistics and shipping sector.
Patel Retail, which had seen decent buzz during its IPO subscription window, failed to live up to listing-day expectations.
Gem Aromatics, known for its presence in the fragrance and essential oils industry, also entered the market today with a much-awaited listing.
Company | Issue Price | NSE Listing Price | BSE Listing Price | Premium on Listing |
---|---|---|---|---|
Shreeji Shipping | ₹192 | ₹250 | ₹248 | 29–30% |
Patel Retail | ₹109 | ₹111 | ₹111 | ~2% |
Gem Aromatics | ₹325 | ₹333.10 | ₹325 | 0–2.5% |
The debut of Shreeji Shipping, Patel Retail, and Gem Aromatics highlights the unpredictable nature of IPO listings. While Shreeji Shipping impressed with a robust double-digit premium, Patel Retail and Gem Aromatics offered little excitement for short-term traders.
For investors, today’s events serve as a reminder that IPO investing should be guided by fundamentals and sector outlook rather than market rumors or grey market indicators.
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