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Total Issue Size
Fresh Issue + Offer For Sale
Fresh Issue (FI)
Proceeds go to the company
Offer For Sale (OFS)
Proceeds go to the existing investors
Repayment or prepayment of borrowings
The bulk of the fresh issue proceeds is earmarked for repaying or prepaying part of the company's outstanding debt, which is intended to lower interest cost and improve the capital structure.
General corporate purposes
The balance of the net proceeds, after issue related expenses, is kept for general corporate purposes.
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VMS TMT Limited is a Gujarat based steel producer that manufactures Thermo Mechanically Treated (TMT) reinforcement bars, the ribbed high strength rods used to reinforce concrete in buildings, roads and other construction work. Alongside its core rebar range the company sells allied products generated by the same process, including billets, binding wire, scrap and other by-products. Its manufacturing unit sits at Bhayla village in the Bavla area near Ahmedabad and carries an installed TMT bar capacity of roughly 200,000 metric tonnes a year. The business was set up in 2013 and has grown into a regionally concentrated producer with a workforce of about 230 permanent employees. It reaches the market through a dealer led distribution network, which stood at 3 distributors and 227 dealers as of July 2025, and supplies both retail buyers and institutional construction customers. VMS TMT also holds a non exclusive retail licence arrangement with Kamdhenu Limited that lets it sell part of its output under the Kamdhenu brand, giving its bars a recognised consumer label in the regional market. Almost all of the company's revenue is earned inside Gujarat, which makes it a focused regional player rather than a national one, and its scale is modest against the large integrated steel makers. Revenue for FY25 was about Rs 771 crore with profit after tax of roughly Rs 15 crore, reflecting the thin margins typical of a converter that buys in most of its raw material. Management has pointed to two levers for improving that economics: producing billets in house so the company depends less on outside suppliers, and adding captive solar generation to bring down the power cost that weighs heavily on an electric steel process. The balance sheet carries substantial borrowings, and reducing that debt was the main purpose of the public issue.
Ahead of the issue the company placed 27,00,000 equity shares with five anchor investors at Rs 99 per share, the top of the price band, raising Rs 26.73 crore. The anchor book was bid on 16 September 2025 and the participants were Saint Capital Fund, Maybank Securities Pte Ltd, Astorne Capital VCC (Arven), Chanakya Opportunities Fund I and Vcube Ventures Fund, with Saint Capital Fund taking the largest single share of the allocation.
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Last Updated: 13 July 2026, 5:32 PM
Established regional brand tie-up
A non exclusive retail licence with Kamdhenu Limited lets the company sell TMT bars under a brand that buyers in its market already recognise, which helps a mid sized producer compete for retail demand.
Entrenched position in its home market
Almost all revenue comes from Gujarat, where the company has built a dealer network of several hundred outlets and long standing customer relationships in a construction heavy state.
Backward integration into billets
Producing billets in house is intended to cut the company's reliance on outside suppliers for its main input and give it more control over both cost and supply continuity.
Captive solar power plan
A planned solar installation is aimed at reducing the electricity bill, a large and volatile cost for a rolling and re-rolling steel operation.
Experienced promoter group
The promoters bring several decades of operating experience in the steel trade, which matters in a business driven by raw material sourcing and pricing discipline.
Single state concentration
With well over 90 percent of sales inside Gujarat, any slowdown in the state's construction activity or a change in local competition would hit revenue directly, with no other region to absorb it.
Very thin profitability
Profit after tax was around 2 percent of revenue in FY25, so a modest move in steel scrap prices or power tariffs can erase a large part of earnings.
High leverage
Borrowings are large relative to net worth, and the interest burden is a standing claim on cash flow even though a substantial part of the issue proceeds goes to repaying debt.
VMS TMT Limited
Survey No. 214, Near Water Tank, Bhayla Village, Bhayla, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382240
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Falling revenue
Turnover declined from about Rs 873 crore in FY24 to about Rs 771 crore in FY25, so the recent profit growth came from margins rather than from a growing top line.
Dependence on outside raw material supply
Until in house billet production is running, the company relies on third party suppliers for its main input, exposing it to both price swings and supply interruptions.
Reliance on the licensed brand
The Kamdhenu licence is non exclusive and can be terminated, and losing it would remove a recognised label from a meaningful part of the product range.