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Sacheerome Limited IPO

Sacheerome Limited is an Indian company specializing in the creation and manufacturing of fragrances and flavours used in personal care, home care, cosmetics, and food products. Founded in 1992 and based in New Delhi, the company serves both domestic and international clients.The company is launching an Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the NSE SME platform to raise funds primarily for setting up a new, advanced manufacturing facility in Uttar Pradesh and to support general corporate needs.

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Min Investment

₹1,22,400

Lot Size

1,200 Shares

Price Range

₹102.0

Issue Size (₹ Cr.)

₹61.62

IPO Type

NSE SME

Key Metrics

Face Value

₹ 10.0

GMP

₹ 24.0

Subscription

312.94x

EPS

₹ 6.30

P/E Ratio

16.2 x

RoNW

23.10%

ROE

23.10%

Debt to Equity (₹ Cr.)

0.06

Timeline

IPO Opened09/06/2025Monday

IPO Closed11/06/2025Wednesday

Allotted12/06/2025Thursday

Refunded13/06/2025Friday

Listed16/06/2025Monday

Strengths

Diverse Product Range: Offers a wide variety of over 10,000 fragrances and flavors for clients in more than 30 countries.
Strong R&D Focus: Invests in advanced research, automation, and plans a high-tech eco-friendly manufacturing facility near Noida.
Global Market Reach: Expanding rapidly in the Middle East and Asia-Pacific, targeting significant annual growth abroad.
Sustainability Goals: Committed to green practices, with new facilities designed to meet top environmental standards.
Creative Brand Initiatives: Engages in unique collaborations that combine fragrance with art to enhance brand identity and customer experience.

Weaknesses

Limited Brand Recognition: Compared to global fragrance giants, the brand is still relatively unknown in international markets.
Dependence on Key Markets: A significant portion of revenue comes from select regions, which could impact stability if those markets face disruptions.
High Customization Costs: Offering highly tailored fragrances may lead to increased production complexity and operational costs.
Limited Public Track Record: As a newly listed company, it lacks an extensive history of public financial performance for investor evaluation.
Regulatory Risks: Operating across various countries exposes it to differing regulations, which can increase compliance challenges and costs.