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Sudeep Pharma IPO: Pharma Giant Seeks ₹95 Cr Capex

Summary

  • Sudeep Pharma plans ₹95 crore capex and ₹800 crore offer for sale.
  • Manufacturing capacity to increase to 1.2 lakh tonnes by March 2026.
  • Company revenue grew 5% and net profit jumped 30.6% between FY23-FY25.
Sudeep Pharma IPO: Pharma Giant Seeks ₹95 Cr Capex

Sudeep Pharma, a prominent player in pharmaceutical excipients and specialty nutrition, is preparing for an Initial Public Offering. The company aims to raise ₹95 crore through a fresh issue to fund significant capital expenditure, alongside an offer for sale amounting up to ₹800 crore. This expansion plan includes a substantial increase in manufacturing capacity, targeting 1.2 lakh tonnes by the end of March 2026.

The Vadodara-based company, established in 1989, operates three plants in Gujarat and has expanded internationally with a facility in Ireland. It boasts a diverse portfolio of over 100 products and is recognized as one of India's leading exporters of mineral ingredients for pharma excipients and nutritional ingredients. Approximately 60% of its revenue is derived from exports to about 100 countries.

Financially, Sudeep Pharma has shown positive performance, with revenue growing 5% to ₹502 crore and net profit surging 30.6% to ₹138.7 crore between FY23 and FY25. The company also reported a substantial increase in Ebitda and an improved Ebitda margin, alongside a marginal increase in return on capital employed.

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Sudeep Pharma plans to use the IPO funds primarily for capital expenditure, aiming to raise its manufacturing capacity.
Approximately 60% of Sudeep Pharma's revenue comes from exports to around 100 countries worldwide.
Sudeep Pharma manufactures excipients and specialty ingredients for the pharmaceutical, food, and nutrition sectors.

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