Nanta Tech IPO listing today. Check GMP ahead of debut

Nanta Tech is set to debut on the BSE SME platform on December 31, with the grey market indicating a premium of around 11% over the issue price. The signal comes after the Rs 31.8 crore IPO received a moderate but healthy response from investors.

The IPO was priced in a band of Rs 209–220 per share and was entirely a fresh issue of 14.46 lakh shares. At the upper end of the band, the issue values the company at a pre-IPO market cap of about Rs 113 crore. An 11% GMP translates into a possible listing price in the range of Rs 240–245, subject to overall market conditions and liquidity on debut.

The issue was subscribed 6.43 times at the close of bidding on December 26. Qualified institutional buyers led demand, subscribing nearly 13 times their quota, while non-institutional investors bid over seven times the shares reserved for them. Retail participation was relatively modest at just under three times, indicating a more cautious approach from small investors despite the positive grey market signals.


Nanta Tech is a young company, incorporated in 2023, operating at the intersection of audio-visual integration, technology distribution, service robotics, and software development. The company provides end-to-end AV solutions covering system design, integration, management, and on-site support, catering to corporates, educational institutions, hospitality players, and industrial clients.

Its product portfolio includes LED screens, digital signage, video conferencing equipment, professional displays, speakers, microphones, and unified communication devices, sold both under third-party brands and its in-house "Nanta" brand.

In addition, the company distributes service robots under the "ALLBOTIX" brand, offering robotic solutions and demonstrations for events and commercial applications. Nanta Tech also has an in-house software team that develops customised solutions for robotics integration, AI tools, mobile applications, and web platforms.

Financially, the company has reported sharp growth off a small base. Revenue nearly doubled in FY25 to Rs 51.24 crore, while profit after tax rose 84% to Rs 4.76 crore. For the six months ended September 2025, the company posted revenue of Rs 21.55 crore and a PAT of Rs 1.93 crore.

The company raised Rs 7.92 crore from anchor investors ahead of the issue, lending some institutional comfort to the offering. IPO proceeds are proposed to be used mainly for setting up an experience centre and product display area, funding working capital requirements, and general corporate purposes. Management believes the experience centre will help improve customer engagement and accelerate order conversion across its AV and robotics offerings.

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