Saatvik Green Energy

Saatvik Green Energy share price rally was further supported by a sharp increase in trading volumes. Approximately 21 lakh equity shares of Saatvik Green Energy changed hands on April 10, significantly higher than its one-week average volume of 1 lakh shares and one-month average of 2 lakh shares.

Gaudium IVF, Shriram Triputi Balajee Agro, Saatvik Green Energy, Gujarat Kidney & Super Speciality, and Tolins Tyres will begin trading on March 27 after their IPO lock-ins expire. Approximately 95 companies are set to unlock shares valued at $68 billion between March and July 2026.

Shares of 16 companies, with a combined valuation exceeding ₹ 11,900 crore, will free up for trade this shortened week as their shareholder lock-in periods expire, according to Nuvama Alternative.

Saatvik Green Energy share price surged 10% after reporting a consolidated net profit of ₹ 118.82 crore for the June quarter, up from ₹ 21.24 crore last year. Total income also rose to ₹ 919.73 crore, indicating strong operational efficiency and growth.

Saatvik Green Energy shares fell 4% post-debut at ₹ 460, lower than the issue price of ₹ 465. The IPO was subscribed 6.57 times, with a market cap of ₹ 5,798.53 crore. Analysts suggest the stock is fully valued, yet holds long-term potential in India's solar market.

Saatvik Green Energy shares debuted at ₹ 465 on NSE and ₹ 460 on BSE. The IPO, valued at ₹ 900 crore, was subscribed 6.57 times, with proceeds aimed at expanding solar module manufacturing and repaying borrowings. The company reported significant growth in revenue and profit.

Saatvik Green Energy IPO listing is scheduled for today at 10:00 IST, with shares expected to trade at ₹ 475. The IPO saw a subscription rate of 6.57 times, reflecting significant demand in the market. Saatvik Green Energy IPO GMP today is ₹ 10.

Saatvik Green Energy's IPO is set to debut on September 26, with a grey market premium of ₹ 7.5, indicating muted initial gains. The IPO was subscribed 6.57 times and aims to raise ₹ 900 crore for expanding solar manufacturing and reducing debt.