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🇮🇳September 17, 2026

Kheria Autocomp, SpectraA IPOs Launch Today on NSE SME Board

Two NSE SME IPOs from Kheria Autocomp and SpectraA Technology Solutions opened for subscription on September 17, with the offerings featuring notably different grey market premiums suggesting varied investor appetite. Kheria's Rs 46.44 crore issue indicates a modest 9.90% potential listing gain, while SpectraA's stronger Rs 50 GMP points to significantly higher expected gains of 42.37%.

Two small and medium enterprise IPOs commenced subscription on India's NSE SME platform on September 17, with both issues scheduled to close on September 21. Kheria Autocomp's offering comprises a fresh issue of 45.98 lakh shares valued at Rs 46.44 crore, according to the announcement. The issue carried a grey market premium of Rs 10, suggesting a potential listing gain of 9.90% based on the IPO pricing. SpectraA Technology Solutions, by contrast, displayed significantly stronger market sentiment, with a GMP of Rs 50 implying a potential listing gain of 42.37%. Kheria Autocomp's shares are expected to list on September 24, marking the completion of the subscription and allotment process.

SME IPOs have emerged as an important capital-raising avenue for smaller enterprises seeking public market access with streamlined listing requirements compared to mainboard offerings. Grey market premiums serve as an informal indicator of investor enthusiasm and expected listing performance, though actual results may diverge from these indications. The divergence between Kheria's modest 10 rupee premium and SpectraA's substantially higher 50 rupee premium reflects differing investor assessments of the two companies' business models and growth prospects. For retail investors and traders monitoring SME segment opportunities, these listings represent fresh entry points with varying risk-reward profiles. The subscription period closure on September 21 will determine final allocation outcomes, with listing day performance ultimately validating or contradicting the grey market signals.

Source: Markets-Economic Times

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