Three M Paper Boards Ltd to commence its expansion plans post successful public issue of Rs. 39.83 crore
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 30: Three M Paper Boards Ltd, a Mumbai based company engaged in the business of manufacturing Recycled Paper-based Coated Duplex Board products since over 3 decades to commence its expansion plans soon post its successful public issue of Rs. 39.83 crore. Company’s IPO subscribed over 171 times (excluding Anchor and market [...]
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 30: Three M Paper Boards Ltd, a Mumbai based company engaged in the business of manufacturing Recycled Paper-based Coated Duplex Board products since over 3 decades to commence its expansion plans soon post its successful public issue of Rs. 39.83 crore.
Company’s IPO subscribed over 171 times (excluding Anchor and market maker portion); Company’s shares listed on BSE SME Exchange at Rs. 76 per share – 10% premium to issue price of Rs. 69 per share
IPO Highlights:- – Company raised Rs. 39.83 crore for the public issue through Fresh Public issue of 57.72 lakh equity shares
– The Company is a leading manufacturer of Coated duplex paper boards, utilizing 100% recycled wastepaper to produce biodegradable finished products
– Funds raised through the issue will be used for business expansion including purchasing machinery, factory building extension, repayment of loans, working capital infusion and general corporate purposes
– The company’s manufacturing facility in Chiplun, Maharashtra is spread over an area of over 30 acres For FY23-24 company reported total income of Rs. 276.02 crore and Net Profit of Rs. 11.35 cror
Company plans to utilize Rs. 14 crores towards capital expenditure, including the purchase of a Plastic-Fired Low-Pressured Boiler, which will use waste plastic for power generation and significantly lower power costs. The funds will also support a factory building extension to increase storage capacity and the acquisition of a sheet cutter to enhance production speed. Rs. 10 crores will be allocated for working capital and Rs. 7 crores for term loan repayment, which will smoothen operations, improve cash flow management, and lower interest costs. The remaining funds will be used for general corporate purposes and issue expenses.
