Top SME IPOs to Watch in July 2025 | Latest SME IPO List & Details

Why SME IPOs Are in Focus This July

July 2025 has turned out to be an exciting month for India’s SME IPO space. After a strong run in the first half of the year, smaller companies are lining up to tap the equity market as investor sentiment remains positive. For retail investors, SME IPOs offer a chance to invest early in niche businesses — often with a relatively low ticket size but higher risk and reward potential.

What makes SME IPOs stand out is their ability to deliver quick listing gains, though they do come with liquidity and price swing risks. Many investors look at these issues as a way to diversify beyond mainboard blue-chip stocks, while betting on high-growth companies in sectors like consumer products, fashion, food processing, jewellery, and advertising.

Major SME IPOs Opening This Month

1. Adcounty Media India, an outdoor and digital advertising firm. The company’s ₹50.7 crore issue is open from June 27 to July 1 with a price band of ₹80–85 per share. Retail investors need to apply for at least one lot of about 1,600 shares, meaning a minimum investment around ₹1.3–1.4 lakh. The expected listing date is July 4 on the BSE SME platform.

2. Neetu Yoshi, an e-learning and media content company raising ₹77 crore. It’s open for subscription over the same window and is also likely to list on July 4. Market watchers are curious to see how these media-focused SMEs perform, given strong local advertising demand.

3. Moving Media Entertainment, a content creation and distribution company. Its ₹43 crore issue opened on June 26 and closes on June 30, with the listing expected by July 3 on NSE SME. Investors see the media and entertainment space as a steady revenue generator, but like most SMEs, it’s wise to read the RHP and check for profit history.

Consumer and Lifestyle Plays to Watch

This month’s lineup also includes some interesting consumer-facing businesses. Vandan Foods, based in Gujarat, is entering the market with a ₹30 crore fixed price issue at ₹115 per share. Its IPO opens on June 30 and closes on July 2, with listing likely on July 7. The company is into packaged food products, a segment that has seen strong demand and reasonable export growth.

Fashion and retail investors can also track Marc Loire Fashions, a footwear and lifestyle brand offering shares at a fixed ₹100 per share. It aims to raise ₹21 crore and lists on the BSE SME around the same time as Vandan Foods.

The textile and jewellery segments are also represented. Cedaar Textile has announced its ₹60.9 crore issue with a price band of ₹130–140, while Pushpa Jewellers will test investor appetite with its ₹98 crore issue at ₹143–147 per share. These issues open between June 30 and July 2 and are likely to debut on NSE SME around July 7.

What Makes SME IPOs Attractive — and Risky

Investors flock to SME IPOs for three main reasons: quick listing gains, affordable lot sizes, and the chance to buy into under-the-radar companies. But unlike mainboard stocks, SME shares often see thin trading volumes, so prices can swing wildly — sometimes more than 50% in a few days.

The key risks include low liquidity, limited financial history, and less analyst coverage. It’s not uncommon to see big first-day pops fade if demand dries up. That’s why reading the RHP, studying promoter credentials, and knowing when to book profits are crucial steps.

How Retail Investors Can Apply Smartly

Applying for an SME IPO is straightforward. Use your broker’s IPO section, pick the SME issue, enter your bid details, and approve the UPI mandate on your bank app. Always ensure your UPI block is active until the allotment is finalised. After the issue closes, check your status on the registrar’s site — Link Intime, KFin, or BigShare — using your PAN or application number. Refunds for non-allotment usually hit your account within 5–7 working days.

Coclusion

SME IPOs in July 2025 offer a window into India’s expanding consumption story and niche sectors. Whether you look at packaged foods, lifestyle products, jewellery, or advertising, each listing comes with its unique growth pitch — but also demands careful due diligence. As always, don’t rely only on grey market buzz. Read the RHP, understand the risks, and manage your exposure wisely.

Stay informed — and happy investing!

Author :

Nitin Kumar Gullianya is the founder and lead writer at StocksInNews.in. A B.Tech graduate with over 15 years of real-world investing experience, Nitin shares clear, research-driven insights to help retail investors make better decisions.

Disclaimer

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Stock market investments are subject to risks. Always read the official RHP/DRHP, check updates on NSE/BSE and registrar websites, and consult a qualified financial advisor before investing

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