Deepa Jewellers opens IPO subscriptions on September 1

Deepa Jewellers is among two companies opening IPO subscriptions from September 1 to September 3, amid a busy primary-market calendar featuring three listings and ESDS Software Solutions’ expected September 4 debut.

— Source publishedTue, 1 Sept, 2026, 17:06 IST·First seen Tue, 1 Sept, 2026, 17:26 IST·Source Business Today · Latest

What happened

Deepa Jewellers is among two companies opening IPO subscriptions on September 1. The broader IPO roundup also covers three listings and ESDS Software Solutions’

Key facts

  • September 1
  • September 3
  • ₹720 crore
  • ₹408–429 per share
  • September 4
  • 247.39 times subscription

Why this matters

The IPO will establish a new public-market valuation reference for jewellery retail, offering useful benchmarks for potential partnerships, acquisitions and competitive positioning.

What to watch

  • Day-wise subscription levels, especially retail, non-institutional and qualified-institutional participation.
  • Issue price, implied valuation, lot size, anchor allocation if applicable, and stated use of proceeds.
  • Grey-market premium and its direction before allotment, while treating it as a volatile sentiment indicator rather than a fundamental metric.
  • Gold-price movements, festival and wedding-season demand indicators, and changes in jewellery import-duty or hallmarking policy.
  • Allotment data, listing-day premium/discount, trading liquidity and post-listing shareholding concentration.
  • Management disclosures on new-store pipeline, inventory funding, debt levels, same-store sales and gross margins.
  • Market the issue around regional brand strength, wedding-led demand, store network economics and use of proceeds.
  • Deploy IPO proceeds toward inventory, working capital, debt reduction and/or selective showroom additions, depending on stated offer documents.
  • Use public-company reporting to highlight revenue growth, gross-margin discipline, inventory turns and festival-season performance.
  • Peers and other SME/mainboard aspirants may reassess issue timing and valuation benchmarks based on subscription and listing performance.