Vikram Solar Limited, one of India’s leading solar energy solution providers, made a strong debut on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The company’s shares ended the trading session at ₹357.50 per share, marking a 7.68% premium over its IPO issue price of ₹332.
Strong Market Debut
The stock opened at ₹355 on the NSE, slightly above its IPO price, and continued to trade positively throughout the day. The market response indicates strong investor confidence in the renewable energy sector and Vikram Solar’s growth potential.
Key IPO Details
- IPO Price Band: ₹320 – ₹332
- IPO Size: ₹1,550 crore (approx.)
- Listing Exchange: NSE and BSE
- Sector: Renewable Energy (Solar Solutions)
The company had received a robust subscription during its IPO phase, driven by high demand from both retail and institutional investors.
About Vikram Solar
Vikram Solar is a leading solar energy solutions provider, primarily engaged in manufacturing high-efficiency solar modules and providing engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services. The company aims to capitalize on India’s growing demand for renewable energy and government initiatives promoting solar power adoption.
Financial Performance
- Revenue: Vikram Solar reported a revenue of around ₹6,500 crore in FY23.
- Order Book: The company has a strong pipeline of solar projects across India.
Future Outlook
Experts believe that the company’s strong fundamentals, expansion plans, and focus on green energy could make it a promising player in the renewable energy space. However, investors are advised to keep track of commodity prices, government policies, and global renewable trends that can impact the solar sector.
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Investor Advice
While the stock opened strong, analysts suggest a cautious approach for short-term traders due to possible market volatility. For long-term investors, Vikram Solar’s growth prospects remain positive, supported by the government’s target to achieve 500 GW of renewable energy by 2030.
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