Value 360 Communications IPO: Rs 41.7 crore issue opens May 4. Check price band, GMP, other details

The initial public offering (IPO) of Value 360 Communications Limited will open for bidding on Monday, May 4. The company plans to raise Rs 41.69 crore via the issue which will end on Wednesday, May 6.

The initial public offering will comprise up to 42.54 lakh equity shares of R 10 face value at price range of Rs 95 to Rs 98 per share per share.

Following the IPO, the company’s shares will be listed on SME platform NSE Emerge.


The public relations and communications company will use the proceeds of the IPO to power the next phase of growth.

The funds will be utilised for capital expenditure towards infrastructure and cutting-edge technology for expansion into content production verticals, investment in influencer marketing platform Irida Interactive Private Limited (ClanConnect) and expanding ownership to fulfil potential acquisition in the near future.

Some part of the proceeds will also be used for prepayment or repayment of certain outstanding borrowings, for working capital requirement and general corporate purposes.

Value 360 Communications IPO GMP
The shares of SME IPO were not commanding any grey market premium (GMP) so far.

Lead managers
Horizon Management Private Limited has been appointed as the Book Running Lead Manager (BRLMs) to the issue, while KFin Technologies Limited will serve as the registrar to the Issue.

About the company
Value 360 Communications Limited is an integrated communications and marketing solutions provider, offering end-to-end services across public relations, digital marketing, influencer marketing, and strategic communications.

Established in 2007, the company has evolved into a full-service platform delivering data-driven and AI-powered marketing solutions to a diverse clientele across industries.

As on January 2026, the company reported total income of Rs 55.07 crore and net profit of Rs 7.61 crore.

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