Vikram Solar is set to debut on NSE & BSE on August 26, and shares are expected to list at around 11% premium over the issue price, as per grey market trends. Key Highlights: • IPO Size: ₹2,079 crore (₹621 crore raised from anchors). • Price Band: ₹315–₹332 per share. • Subscription: Oversubscribed 54.6 times – strong demand from investors. • Business: Leading solar energy solutions company, started in 2009 with 12 MW capacity, now scaled to 4.5 GW PV module capacity. Clients include NTPC, Adani. Future Plans: • Expand PV module capacity to 20.5 GW by FY27. • Set up 12 GW solar cell facility in Tamil Nadu. • Launch battery energy storage project (1 GWh → 5 GWh by FY27). Positives: ✅ Strong order book (10.3 GW). ✅ Backward integration and government policy support. ✅ High growth potential in solar & clean energy sector. Risks: ⚠️ Aggressive valuation (P/E ~85.8x). ⚠️ High capital expenditure, thin margins. ⚠️ Dependence on top clients & raw material costs. ⚠️ Global supply chain risks. Post-listing Strategy: • Short-term traders: May consider booking profits on listing gains. • Long-term investors: Those with higher risk appetite can hold, as sector growth and expansion plans provide opportunities. In short: Vikram Solar is a high-growth but high-risk play in India’s clean energy push.

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