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Amba Auto Sales & Services SME IPO

Amba Auto Sales & Services IPO — date, price band, GMP & allotment 2026

Amba Auto Sales & Services Limited SME IPO will open for subscription from April 27, 2026 to April 29, 2026. Incorporated in 2005, the company operates as an authorised dealer for Bajaj Auto and LG products, following a dealership-led retail business model focused on vehicle sales, servicing, and consumer electronics. It runs multiple showrooms and service centres, with strong operational presence primarily in Bengaluru and nearby regions.

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Timetable

Key dates from opening to listing. Today is 15 September.

Key dates Listed
  1. Open 27 Apr 2026
  2. Close 29 Apr 2026
  3. Allotment 30 Apr 2026
  4. Refund/credit 04 May 2026
  5. Listing 05 May 2026

Issue summary

The terms of the offer, as filed.

IPO Dates 27 to 29 Apr, 2026
Price Band ₹130 – ₹135
Face Value ₹10
Lot Size 1 Shares
Issue Size ₹65 Cr
Sale Type Fresh capital only
Listing On NSE SME
Registrar Bigshare Services Private Limited
Min Investment ₹ 270
Reservation
QIB 10.13%
NII 49.89%
Retail 39.98%

Share of the offer set aside for each investor category, as stated in the offer document.

What will it cost me?

Bidding is in multiples of 1 shares at the ₹135 cut-off. The SME retail application is a fixed 2 lots; HNI starts at 3.

shares
lots lots
Application Lots Shares Amount
Retail (min) 2 2 ₹270
Retail (max) 2 2 ₹270
HNI (min) 3 3 ₹405

Strengths & risks

Drawn from the offer document — the case for and against, side by side.

Strengths · 5

  • 01The company is an authorised dealer of Bajaj Auto and LG Electronics , which are very trusted names in India. This gives them ready customer trust and steady product supply.
  • 02They sell motorcycles, scooters (Chetak), sports bikes (KTM), and three-wheelers from Bajaj, plus LG TVs, ACs, fridges, washing machines, etc. This diversification reduces dependency on any single product category.
  • 03Revenue jumped from ₹113 Cr in FY23 to ₹242 Cr in FY25 with PAT growing to ₹7.78 Cr. For 9 months ended Dec 2026, they already did revenue of ₹203.74 crore and PAT of ₹12.10 crore showing the business is scaling well.
  • 04The company has a solid ROE of 69%, which means they are generating excellent returns on shareholders' money compared to many peers.
  • 05The Lohia family promoters have been running this since 2005, and the company has built 29 outlets, 18 service centres with 112 dedicated technicians in Bengaluru — giving deep market presence and after-sales strength.

Risks · 5

  • 01This is the biggest risk. Bajaj Auto can terminate the agreement with a 30-day notice without assigning any reason, and in certain cases, termination can be immediate. If Bajaj or LG pulls out, the business can collapse.
  • 02The company's operations are entirely concentrated in Karnataka, primarily in Bengaluru, with 100% of its revenue derived from this region. Any local slowdown, traffic regulation change, or political issue in Bengaluru will directly hit them.
  • 03The company has excessive debt (D/E 3.65). Such high borrowings mean a big chunk of profits goes to paying interest, and rising interest rates can hurt margins badly.
  • 04Despite showing profit, the company has negative operational cash flows. This means actual cash is not coming in like the profit numbers suggest — a red flag for working capital health.
  • 05Dealership businesses typically work on thin margins and remain dependent on OEM policies, local demand cycles and working capital management. Even small drops in sales or OEM commission cuts can wipe out profits quickly.

Three years of numbers

All figures in ₹ crore, as reported in the Amba Auto Sales & Services offer document.

Total income
203.79
211
242
204
31 Mar 202431 Mar 202531 Dec 2025
Profit after tax
12.11
3
8
12
31 Mar 202431 Mar 202531 Dec 2025
EBITDA
22.34
8
17
22
31 Mar 202431 Mar 202531 Dec 2025
Borrowing vs net worth
57.42 / 26.90
31 Mar 202431 Mar 202531 Dec 2025
Borrowing Net worth
Metric 31 Dec 2025 31 Mar 2025 31 Mar 2024 31 Mar 2023
Assets 100.42 91.12 54.45 39.98
Total Income 203.79 242.46 211.33 113.05
Profit After Tax 12.11 7.78 2.89 0.64
EBITDA 22.34 17.48 8.41 4.45
NET Worth 26.90 15.14 7.37 4.48
Reserves and Surplus 13.40 14.39 6.62 3.73
Total Borrowing 57.42 55.22 37.21 27.13

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Valuation & key ratios

Ratios are for the latest full financial year reported in the Amba Auto Sales & Services RHP. EPS and P/E are post-issue — the table below carries the pre-issue comparison.

P/E Ratio
15.32
EPS (₹)
8.81
RoCE
24.31%
RoNW
69.09%
PAT Margin
3.21%

Amba Auto Sales & Services IPO Valuation

How the issue prices the company before and after the fresh shares are created.

Valuation Metric Post-Issue
EPS (₹) ₹8.81
P/E Ratio (x) 15.32
Market Cap at Offer Price (₹ Cr) ₹185.57

Pre-issue figures use the shareholding reported in the RHP; post-issue figures use the shareholding once the fresh issue has created new shares. The two differ because of that dilution and because post-issue earnings per share are often annualised, so the change can run in either direction. Market capitalisation is calculated at the ₹135 offer price. Compare the post-issue P/E against listed peers before deciding — a premium there is growth you are paying for in advance.

Where the money goes

₹98.64 Cr of the issue is earmarked to named objects.

Funding capital expenditure for setting up new showrooms and renovating existing ones ₹6.32 Cr
To meet the Working Capital Requirements of Company ₹43.00 Cr
General Corporate Purposes Not stated
Total ₹49.32 Cr

About the company

Amba Auto Sales & Services Limited was incorporated in 2005 and is based in Bengaluru, Karnataka. The company started as an automobile dealership and has gradually expanded into a multi-product retail and service platform. It operates under the brands Amba Bajaj and Amba LG Best Shop, offering two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and consumer electronics. Over time, the company has built a network of multiple showrooms and after-sales service centres, primarily focused on strengthening its presence in Bengaluru and nearby regions
The company follows a dealership-driven business model where revenue is generated from vehicle sales, servicing, spare parts, and retail of consumer appliances such as TVs, refrigerators, air conditioners, and washing machines. A significant share of revenue is derived from automobile sales, supported by service and repair operations. The business is led by an experienced promoter and management team, including directors such as Raina Singh, Vikash Kumar Lohia, and Neetu Jalan, with long-standing relationships with OEM partners supporting operations.

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Promoters
Pradeep Kumar Lohia, Rakesh Kumar Lohia and Vikash Kumar Lohia
Promoter holding
96.67% 71.22%
Pre-issue → post-issue
Registered office
Sy.No.442/2A, 443/2B, 7, Hongasandra, Bengaluru, Karnataka, 560068
+91-9900367421
Registrar

Meet the promoters

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Pradeep Kumar Lohia
Pradeep Kumar Lohia
Chairman and Executive Director
Post-IPO: 22.10%
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Rakesh Kumar Lohia
Rakesh Kumar Lohia
Managing Director
Post-IPO: 24.54%
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Vikash Kumar Lohia
Vikash Kumar Lohia
Executive Director and the Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
Post-IPO: 24.54%
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The bankers & the filings

Who is running the book, and the documents this page is built from.

Book-running lead manager
Capital Square Advisors Pvt. Ltd. View track record →

Lead Manager Track Record

How the book-running lead managers on this issue have priced their past IPOs, measured on listing day.

Listed in Profit 25% 1 of 4 listed
Avg Listing Gain -5.7% across 4 issues
Listed Below Issue 3 of 4 listed

Best listing: Veer Global Infraconstruction (+5.4%). Weakest: M R Maniveni Foods Ltd. (-18.2%).

Listing gain compares the listing-day opening price with the issue price, using the IPOs on IPO Guru that this lead manager has taken to market. A strong record reflects how the banker has priced past issues — it is not a forecast for this one. See every issue they have handled on the lead managers page.

Company contact

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Frequently asked

What is the GMP of Amba Auto Sales & Services?

The current Grey Market Premium is ₹0.

What is the Amba Auto Sales & Services IPO price band?

₹130 to ₹135, on a face value of ₹10.

When is the allotment?

The basis of allotment is 30 April 2026, with listing on 5 May 2026.

How do I check allotment status?

On the IPO Guru allotment page or on the registrar's site — Bigshare Services Private Limited.

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