NoPaperForms updates IPO papers, targets Rs 375 crore fresh issue

Gurugram-based education SaaS and payments firm NoPaperForms Solutions has filed updated IPO papers for a Rs 375 crore fresh issue and a 3.84 crore-share OFS. Funds are earmarked for customer acquisition, technology, cloud infrastructure, acquisitions and general corporate purposes.

— Source publishedSat, 5 Sept, 2026, 10:51 IST·First seen Sat, 5 Sept, 2026, 11:54 IST·Source NDTV Profit

What happened

NoPaperForms Solutions · Gurugram-based education SaaS and payments firm NoPaperForms filed updated IPO papers for a fresh issue of up to Rs 375 crore plus a

Key facts

  • Fresh issue of up to Rs 375 crore
  • Offer for sale of 3.84 crore equity shares
  • Student enquiries: 14.88 crore in FY2026 versus 8.95 crore in FY2024
  • Student enquiry CAGR: 29%
  • Personalised communications: 186 crore versus 132 crore
  • Communications CAGR: 19%
  • Fee collections: Rs 3,180 crore in FY2026 versus Rs 1,541 crore in FY2024
  • Fee collections CAGR: 43.67%

Why this matters

NoPaperForms is positioning IPO proceeds to support acquisitions, making education SaaS, payments and student-engagement assets potential strategic targets or partnership opportunities.

What to watch

  • Final IPO size, pricing band, valuation expectations and the proportion of OFS versus fresh capital.
  • FY2026 revenue growth, EBITDA trend, cash flow and customer-acquisition payback disclosures in the updated prospectus.
  • Growth in student enquiries, institutional customers, communications volumes, fee-collection GMV and payments take rate.
  • Customer concentration, contract renewal rates and dependence on the higher-education admissions cycle.
  • RBI/payment-aggregator, data-privacy and education-sector compliance disclosures.
  • Competitive responses from education ERPs, vertical SaaS vendors, payment platforms and large CRM providers.
  • Acquisition targets, deal terms and evidence that acquired products can be cross-sold into the existing institutional base.
  • Expand direct sales and channel partnerships with universities, colleges, coaching networks and K-12 school groups.
  • Use IPO capital to deepen AI-led lead qualification, admissions workflow automation, student communications and analytics capabilities.
  • Increase cloud and data-security investment to support larger enquiry, messaging and payment-processing volumes.
  • Pursue tuck-in acquisitions in education CRM, campus automation, payments, student financing or regional distribution.
  • Highlight recurring revenue, customer retention, payment GMV, collection success rates and contribution margins during IPO marketing.