Beauty Garage files IPO papers for ₹125 crore fresh issue, 7.84 million-share OFS

Premium salon haircare brand Beauty Garage has filed IPO papers with SEBI. Fresh-issue proceeds will fund a manufacturing facility in Vasai and corporate purposes; the company serves more than 13,044 salons across 272 cities.

— Source publishedWed, 29 Jul, 2026, 12:56 IST·First seen Wed, 29 Jul, 2026, 13:05 IST·Source Business Today · Latest

What happened

Indian premium salon haircare brand Beauty Garage filed IPO papers for a Rs 125 crore fresh issue and 7.836 million-share OFS. Proceeds are earmarked for a

Key facts

  • Fresh issue up to Rs 125 crore
  • Offer-for-sale up to 7,836,000 equity shares
  • Presence across 272 cities
  • Distribution reaches more than 13,044 salons
  • 133 products
  • Average SKU selling price Rs 2,951

Why this matters

Beauty Garage’s public-market move raises its strategic profile in professional haircare, potentially accelerating partnership and consolidation opportunities in salon distribution.

What to watch

  • SEBI approval or requests for material disclosure revisions.
  • Fresh-issue allocation split between the Vasai facility, working capital and general corporate purposes.
  • Plant commissioning timetable, capacity addition and any change in capex budget.
  • Revenue per active salon, repeat-order rates and expansion beyond the current 272-city footprint.
  • EBITDA-margin trend as manufacturing shifts in-house and raw-material costs fluctuate.
  • IPO subscription levels, anchor-investor participation and valuation versus listed beauty and consumer peers.
  • Extent of promoter, investor or other shareholder selling in the 7.84 million-share OFS.
  • SEBI observations, final IPO timing, price band and revised issue structure will determine market appetite.
  • Beauty Garage is likely to disclose more detailed financials on revenue growth, margins, salon-network productivity, customer concentration and manufacturing economics during the IPO process.
  • Management may add regional distributors, salon education programs and adjacent professional haircare SKUs ahead of listing to demonstrate scalable growth.
  • Competitors in premium salon haircare may increase stylist incentives, distributor margins and product launches in high-growth tier-2 and tier-3 cities.