Elfin Agro India Ltd IPO

FMCG

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Price Band

₹47 – ₹47

Lot Size

3000

Minimum Bid Quantity

6000

Minimum Investment

₹282000

Issue Size

₹25.03Cr

Opens

2026-03-05

Closes

2026-03-09

Listing

12-03-2026

Subscription Status

Qualified Institutional Buyers

0 x

Non-Institutional Investor

2.01 x

Retail Individual Investor

0.56 x

Total

1.32 x

IPO Details

Issue Type

EQUITY

Face Value

₹5

Tick Size

1

ISIN

INE1FEW01013

Pre-Apply Available

No

Daily Bidding Time

10:00:00 - 17:00:00

About the Company

Elfin Agro India Limited is engaged in the manufacturing and processing of wheat-based flour products and edible mustard oil. The company operates two manufacturing units located at the RIICO Growth Centre, Bhilwara, Rajasthan. Its flour processing unit manufactures Chakki Atta (high-fibre whole wheat flour), R Atta (refined whole wheat flour), Tandoori Atta, Maida and Sooji, while its mustard oil processing unit is engaged in the extraction and filtration of edible mustard oil. The installed capacity of the flour processing unit is 47,450 MTPA, and that of the mustard oil unit is 18,250 MTPA. The company markets its flour and mustard oil products under the brands “Shiv Nandi” and “ELFIN’S Shri Shyam BHOG.” In addition to manufacturing, it undertakes trading in select agro-products such as chana, maize, soybean refined oil, rice bran refined oil, wheat, cattle feed and groundnut oil, depending on market conditions. By-products such as wheat bran and mustard oil cake are sold as cattle feed or to de-oiled cake plants. Raw materials, including wheat and mustard seeds, are procured primarily from Rajasthan and neighbouring states through farmers, traders and government auctions. The company supplies its products across multiple states through B2B clients, wholesalers, retailers, traders and direct consumers. Certain operational activities, including loading, unloading and packaging, are outsourced to contractors. Use of proceeds: This is a fresh issue of shares. Therefore, the net proceeds from the fresh issue will go to the company. They will be utilised for the following purposes: Working capital requirements – Rs 19.33 crore General corporate expenses – Rs 3.50 crore

Pros

  • • The company claims that the location of its processing units at Bhilwara, Rajasthan, provides proximity to wheat and mustard-producing regions, which may reduce procurement time and logistics costs. It also claims that access to local infrastructure and labour availability supports operational continuity and cost management.
  • • The company claims to have an installed capacity of 47,450 MTPA for wheat processing and 18,250 MTPA for mustard seed processing. It processed 31,940 tonnes of wheat and 4,170 tonnes of mustard seeds in FY25. It claims that its procurement systems and supplier linkages support cost efficiency and timely fulfilment of orders.
  • • The company claims to operate across B2B clients, wholesalers, traders, retailers and direct consumers. Revenue for FY25 was Rs 145.86 crore, with 41.40% from B2B clients and 43.33% from wholesalers. It claims that this multi-channel presence diversifies revenue streams and reduces reliance on a single distribution segment.

Cons

  • • The company, its promoters and directors are currently involved in legal proceedings, including criminal cases, tax proceedings and material civil litigations. Any adverse judgment in any of these cases can harm the company's operations.
  • • The company’s operations are significantly dependent on the availability and pricing of wheat, mustard seeds and packaging materials. Cost of materials consumed amounted to Rs 131.13 crore (89.90%) in FY25, Rs 111.62 crore (89.69%) in FY24 and Rs 91.77 crore (90.51%) in FY23 of revenue from operations. Further, procurement is moderately concentrated, with purchases from the top 10 suppliers aggregating Rs 52.65 crore (38.86%) in FY25, Rs 34.36 crore (30.73%) in FY24 and Rs 16.62 crore (17.64%) in FY23. Disruption in supply, adverse climatic conditions, government procurement policies, regulatory restrictions or price volatility could negatively impact production costs, margins and cash flows.
  • • The company derives a significant portion of its revenue from a limited range of flour products. Revenue from Maida alone amounted to Rs 39.87 crore (27.34%) in FY25, Rs 36.52 crore (29.35%) in FY24 and Rs 33.01 crore (32.56%) in FY23. Any shift in consumer preferences, regulatory standards, dietary trends, pricing pressure or competitive offerings could hurt demand for these products and affect overall revenue stability and profitability.

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