Shankesh Jewellers IPO GMP, Date, Price, Review, Details

Shankesh Jewellers IPO 

The news about Shankesh Jewellers IPO is out. People can start buying shares of Shankesh Jewellers IPO from today, August 18 2026.

People do not seem excited about Shankesh Jewellers IPO. The price that people are willing to pay for Shankesh Jewellers IPO in the grey market is not very high. It has actually gone down a lot from what it was, at.Below is the live breakdown of the current GMP, Kostak rates, and 'Subject to Sauda' metrics tracked across primary aggregators like Newipo.info

The Shankesh Jewellers IPO will open on August 18, 2026. It is a mainboard Upcoming IPO aiming to raise ₹367.18 crore. The price band for the Shankesh Jewellers IPO has been set at ₹88 to ₹93, with a market lot size of 160 shares.

Shankesh Jewellers IPO Details

Shankesh Jewellers IPO Dates

The Initial Public Offering will open for people to buy shares on August 18 2026. It will close on August 20 2026. People think that the company will give out the shares to the buyers on August 21 2026 and the Initial Public Offering shares will start trading on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange on August 25 2026.

If you want to buy Initial Public Offering shares at the price you will have to pay at ₹14,880 for 160 shares if you are an individual investor.

The company is doing this Initial Public Offering under a rule called Regulation 6(1) of the Securities and Exchange Board of India Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements Regulations.

There are two people who own the company. They are selling some of their Initial Public Offering shares. Kantilal Khimraj Jain is selling 4,800,000 Initial Public Offering shares that're worth up to ₹44.64 crore and Manoj Kantilal Jain is selling 5,200,000 Initial Public Offering shares that are worth up to ₹48.36 crore

The company will not get any money from this Initial Public Offering sale; the two main people who own the company will get the money after paying some fees and taxes.

The company will use some of the money it gets from selling Initial Public Offering shares to pay back loans up to ₹158.00 crore.

It will also use up to ₹38.00 crore to help the company run its business.

The rest of the money will be used for things the company needs to do. It cannot use more than 25% of the money it gets from selling new Initial Public Offering shares for these things.

The Initial Public Offering is an event for the company. It will help the company to grow and do new things.

The company is doing the Initial Public Offering to raise money and to list its Initial Public Offering shares on the stock exchanges.

The reservation will follow the book-building pattern.

Than 50% of the net Initial Public Offering is reserved for Qualified Institutional Buyers at least 35% for Retail Individual Bidders and at least 15%, for Non-Institutional Bidders.

Business Overview

Shankesh Jewellers IPO makes beautiful gold jewellery by hand. They have a lot of things like bangles, jewellery for brides, chokers, earrings, sets of necklaces, mangalsutras and rings. You can get these things in styles like antique, semi-antique, Calcutta, temple and Gheru polish.

All the jewellery that Shankesh Jewellers makes has a mark from the BIS, which means it meets all the rules. The company does things a bit differently. They do not make jewellery in their building. Instead they work with artisans who make the jewellery when they get an order. Shankesh Jewellers takes care of designing the jewellery, getting the materials and delivering it to the customers.

The people who buy from Shankesh Jewellers are divided into two groups. Some of their customers are companies like Joyalukkas India Limited, P. N. Gadgil & Sons Limited Kalyan Jewellers India Limited and Novel Jewels Limited which is a part of the Aditya Birla Group. Then there are the customers. Shankesh Jewellers also makes custom jewellery, for people who give them gold to work with. They use this gold to create the jewellery that the customer wants.

About the Company

Shankesh Jewellers Limited was registered as H. K. Gold Private Limited on July 11, 2005. Its name was changed to Shankesh Jewellers Private Limited when a new certificate of incorporation was issued on August 9 2006. On April 23 2025 the company became a limited company and took its current name. The company's registered office is at Zaveri Bazar, Mumbai, Maharashtra.

The company has some people who own a lot of the company's shares. These people are Kantilal Khimraj Jain, Mahavir Kantilal Jain and Manoj Kantilal Jain. The RHP says that these three people own 95.48 percent of the company's shares before the offer.

The company is not very big. As of May 31 2026 the company had 46 employees. These employees work in parts of the company such as the people in charge the accounts and finance team the administration team, the sales and marketing team, the designing and client servicing team and the quality functions team. The RHP lists these details, about the company and the people who work there.

IPO Grey Market Premium (GMP)

The grey market premium (GMP) is the price at which an IPO is traded in an unofficial and unregulated grey market before it gets listed. The GMP shows how a company's IPO might perform on the day it is listed. A positive GMP means the IPO is expected to go up on the day of listing. A negative GMP means the IPO is expected to go down on the day of listing.

IPO GMP changes a lot. Making a decision based on Shankesh Jewellers IPO GMP can be very risky. Think about all the things before deciding to invest in the Shankesh Jewellers IPO.

FAQs

What is Shankesh Jewellers IPO GMP Today?

Shankesh Jewellers IPO GMP is ₹2 as of today.

What is Shankesh Jewellers IPO Expected Returns?

Shankesh Jewellers IPO Expected Returns is 2.15%.

Conclusion :

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