KV Toys India Ltd.
Heta Viraj Shah
91- 89768 23566
Office No.1508, 15th Floor Solus Business Park, Buliding Hiranandani Estate Ghodbunder Road, Patlipada, Thane West
KV Toys India Ltd.
GYR Capital Advisors Pvt Ltd.
KV Toys India Ltd.
Purva Shareregistry (India) Pvt Ltd
33 Printing House , 28 D Police Court Lane,Behind Old Handloom House,Fort,Mumbai
The IPO price band is 227 to 239
It is opening on Dec 8, 2025 and closing on Dec 10, 2025
The QIB portion is subscribed 193.3x times, NII is subscribed 355.8x , Retail quota is subscribed 376.4x and overall it is subscribed 323.4x times.
EPS as of 2024 is -10.7 per share.
You can apply for a minimum of 1200 and a maximum of Not yet decided shares in the retail category
An IPO can be used by company insiders to diversify their holdings or generate liquidity by selling all or a portion of their private shares as part of the public offering. Companies often conduct an initial public offering (IPO) to obtain funds to pay off debts, support expansion plans, boost their public image, or any combination of these goals.
Types of Investors In An IPO
A few days following the end of the IPO subscription period, the shares are listed on the markets. Shares can be freely traded during market hours after the listing.
The procedure is quite different. No matter which application method you choose, the total sum is blocked from your bank account when you apply for a company's IPO. Despite appearing in your balance, it won't be used. If you have received the shares, the money will be taken out of your account after the allotment is finalised. The funds will be released and made usable if you did not get any shares in the IPO.
Decide which IPO you want to invest in.
The most recent IPO schedule for a given year is often known in advance. Research is necessary before investing in an IPO since there may not be much historical information available about the performance, management, and other essential basic characteristics. Here is where we contrast that business with a publicly traded one. So picking the IPO you wish to invest in is a crucial first action. Every firm that does an IPO releases a prospectus that contains information about its operations and future goals. Before making a choice, carefully read this prospectus and do your homework on the firm.
Necessary account to apply for an IPO
To invest in a fresh IPO and later trade it on the secondary market, you'll need the following three accounts:
Demat Account: This is where you keep your electronic shares.
A bank account is essential to fund your stock market operations. A bank account, on the other hand, might be useful when applying for an IPO. Almost all net-banking systems allow you to apply for IPOs using the Application Supported by Blocked Amount (ASBA) feature.
A trading account is used to purchase and sell stocks. Any broker can setup a trading account for you.
The company determines the pricing or price range of an IPO with the assistance of lead managers (commercial bankers or syndicate members).
The price of a public issue is not set by SEBI, India's regulatory body, or the stock exchanges. SEBI has only verified the information in the IPO prospectus.
Tips to Increase your Chances of IPO Allotment
The date and duration of an IPO are determined by the firm going public once the "Draft Prospectus" has been authorised by Stock Exchanges and certified by SEBI. Before choosing a date, the company consults with the Lead Managers, the issue's registrar, and stock exchanges.
The issuer company and the public issue's book building lead manager have created the "Draft Offer document." For evaluation by SEBI, this paper has been delivered. Following its evaluation, SEBI will either request adjustments from the lead managers or will accept the document, allowing the IPO to proceed.
On SEBI's website,at: http://www.sebi.gov.in/SectIndex.jsp?sub_sec_id=70 in the 'Reports -> Public Issues: Draft Documents' area, you may access draft documents. Draft Offer Documents Filed with SEBI" at: A "Draft Offer Document" is often a PDF file including information that a potential investor would need to know about the public offering. It primarily contains details on the firm, its operations, management, potential risks associated with applying to this issue, corporate finances, and the rationale for the company's decision to raise capital through an initial public offering (IPO).
Stage 2 Offer Document
After being approved by SEBI, the "Draft Offer document" becomes the "Offer Document." Offer Document is the "Draft Offer Document" amended with SEBI recommendations.
The "Offer Document" is delivered to the issue's registrar and the stock exchanges that the Issuer Company is willing to list on.
3. Red Herring Prospectus
The Issuer Company will add the Issue Size and Issue Price to the "Offer Document" and make it public once it has received approval from Stock Exchanges. Now known as "Red Herring Prospectus," the issuance prospectus.
