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MV Electrosystems IPO Review

MV Electrosystems IPO has been reviewed by 9 analysts, and the overall consensus is Avoid — carrying a score of 44. Out of the 9 analysts who have covered this IPO, 2 recommend subscribing while 7 advise caution or avoidance — reflecting a cautious view from the analyst community.

The issue is priced in the band of ₹400-425 per share, with a minimum application size of 34 shares (minimum investment of approximately ₹14,450 at the upper band). Subscription ran from 30 Jul 2026 to 03 Aug 2026. The issue size is ₹290 crore, entirely a fresh issue. As of now, the grey market premium (GMP) for MV Electrosystems IPO is quoting at ₹109 (25.65%), which gives a preliminary sense of how the street is pricing the listing — though GMP is unofficial and can swing sharply before the listing date. Scroll down for the full analyst breakdown and analyst-wise verdicts.

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Analyst verdict & score

One score out of 100, aggregated from every analyst verdict tracked for this issue. How it's calculated

Sentiment score
44/ 100
Avoid 2 of 9 recommend subscribing
How analysts voted
Apply 2
May apply 3
Avoid 4
Not rated 3

Higher consensus indicates broader analyst agreement.

Detailed review

What the analyst reports say, grouped by the question you're likely asking.

General review

MV Electrosystems makes power electronics for railways. Its main product is the IGBT based 3-Phase Drive Propulsion System for electric locomotives, which is approved by Chittaranjan Locomotive Works and RDSO. FY26 was a weak year on paper. Revenue from operations fell about 21% to Rs 49.43 crore and the company posted a loss of Rs 12.63 crore, against a profit of Rs 1.40 crore in FY25. The loss came mainly from higher staff cost (permanent employees went up from 96 to 208), costly raw material bought earlier for propulsion equipment, and lower margins in control panels. The full issue of Rs 290 crore is a fresh issue, so all the money comes to the company. Rs 180 crore is for long term working capital and Rs 21 crore for research and development.

Listing gains

The grey market premium has been strong in the run-up to the issue, at around Rs 106, which is close to 25% over the Rs 425 upper price. GMP is an unofficial and unregulated number and it changes every day, so please follow the live GMP tracker and the day-wise QIB, NII and retail subscription figures on IPO Guru instead of going by one reading. Anchor bidding is on July 29, 2026 and listing is tentatively on August 6, 2026 on BSE and NSE.

Short-term strategy

In the near term, the price will mostly follow the subscription numbers, mainly the QIB part, because not less than 75% of the net issue is kept for QIBs and only 10% for retail. The order book of Rs 921.64 crore as on June 30, 2026 is the main talking point for the issue. On the other side, the company made a loss in FY26, so there is no earnings multiple to compare it with listed peers. Anchor allotment details will be added on this page once the exchanges publish them.

Long-term strategy

Over a longer period, the main things to watch are how fast the company delivers the 564 propulsion units in its order book, whether margins recover once the old high cost raw material is used up, and whether it can add customers beyond Indian Railways. Net worth went up from Rs 17.91 crore to Rs 62.57 crore in FY26 because of a pre-IPO fund raise of about Rs 59.60 crore, and debt to equity has come down to 0.80. This page is only for information and is not investment advice. Please read the RHP and speak to a SEBI registered adviser before you invest.

How this is written: an AI-assisted summary of the 12 analyst reports listed below. It reports their views; IPO Guru does not make buy or sell recommendations.

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Frequently asked

Should I apply for MV Electrosystems IPO?

The analyst consensus for MV Electrosystems IPO tracked on this page is Avoid, with a score of 44/100. Out of 9 analysts who have reviewed this IPO, 2 recommend subscribing. IPO Guru does not make buy or sell recommendations. Read the individual analyst reports and consult a SEBI-registered advisor before investing.

What does the score of 44 mean for MV Electrosystems IPO?

The score of 44 is an aggregate of all analyst ratings tracked for MV Electrosystems IPO. A score in this range reflects mixed views — some analysts are positive while others are cautious. Read the individual analyst verdicts above for more context.

What was the actual listing price of MV Electrosystems IPO?

MV Electrosystems IPO listed on August 6, 2026 at ₹520, against the issue price of ₹425 — a gain of +22.35% (₹95 per share). View the full GMP history page for day-wise pre-listing trends.

What is the price band and lot size of MV Electrosystems IPO?

MV Electrosystems IPO was priced at ₹400-425 per share. The minimum lot size is 34 shares, making the minimum investment approximately ₹14,450 at the upper end of the price band. Subscription ran from 30 Jul 2026 to 03 Aug 2026.

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Consensus
Avoid
Score
44 / 100
Listed at
₹520
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