The combined mainboard and SME fundraising will be close to Rs 4,300 crore in the next week. This will test investor appetite at a time when markets remain selective and sector-specific.
Clean Max Enviro Energy Solutions IPO
The largest issue of the week is Clean Max Enviro Energy Solutions, which is aiming to raise Rs 3,100 crore through a combination of a Rs 1,200 crore fresh issue and a Rs 1,900 crore offer for sale. The IPO opens on February 23 and closes on February 25.The price band is set at Rs 1,000 to Rs 1,053 per share. Shares are scheduled to list on March 2 on the BSE and NSE. In the grey market, the GMP is muted at just close to 1% over the IPO price.
Clean Max is India’s largest commercial and industrial renewable energy provider as of March 2025, according to a CRISIL report. As of July 2025, it had 2.54 GW of operational, owned and managed capacity, along with 2.53 GW under execution.The company sells renewable power under long-term power purchase agreements and energy attribute purchase agreements. It also provides EPC, operations and maintenance services, along with carbon credit solutions.Financially, the company reported total income of Rs 1,610 crore in FY25 with profit after tax of Rs 19.43 crore. Axis Capital is the book running lead manager. Also Read | Infosys-Anthropic deal sparks fresh debate: Is AI now an opportunity, not a threat, for Indian IT?
PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery IPO
PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery plans to raise Rs 380 crore through a fully fresh issue. The IPO opens on February 24 and closes on February 26. The price band has been fixed at Rs 367 to Rs 386 per share, with listing expected on March 4. The shares are commanding a moderate premium of 4% in the grey market.
The company operates under the brand “Reva” and offers diamond and precious stone jewellery set in gold and platinum. As of September 2025, it operated 34 stores across 25 cities in Maharashtra, Gujarat and Karnataka under FOCO, FOFO and COCO models.
For FY25, PNGS Reva reported total income of Rs 259.11 crore and profit after tax of Rs 59.47 crore. The IPO has a heavy institutional skew, with not less than 75% of the net issue reserved for QIBs. Smart Horizon Capital Advisors is the lead manager.
Omnitech Engineering IPO
Omnitech Engineering is looking to raise Rs 583 crore via a mix of Rs 418 crore fresh issue and Rs 165 crore offer for sale. The issue opens on February 25 and closes on February 27. The price band is Rs 216 to Rs 227 per share, with listing scheduled for March 5.
The company manufactures precision-engineered components and provides turnkey industrial automation and mechanical systems across sectors such as automotive, aerospace, pharmaceuticals and general manufacturing.
Omnitech operates three manufacturing facilities in Gujarat and had 1,807 permanent employees as of September 30, 2025. In FY25, the company reported total income of Rs 349.71 crore and profit after tax of Rs 43.87 crore.
Proceeds from the fresh issue will be used for debt repayment of Rs 50 crore, setting up new projects across two facilities, capital expenditure at an existing facility and general corporate purposes. Equirus Capital is the book running lead manager.
SME IPOs also lined up
Alongside the mainboard offerings, six SME IPOs are scheduled next week. Shree Ram Twistex is set to raise Rs 110.24 crore and will open between February 23 and February 25. Kiaasa Retail plans to raise Rs 69.72 crore on the BSE SME platform during the same window. Accord Transformer and Switchgear, with an issue size of Rs 25.59 crore, and Mobilise App Lab, aiming to raise Rs 20.10 crore, are also scheduled to open on February 23.
Striders Impex will open on February 26 to raise Rs 36.29 crore on NSE SME, while Yaap Digital is also expected to hit the SME platform.
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