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The reporting broadly agrees that Steamhouse India has set a price band of Rs 77 to Rs 81 per share for a Rs 414 crore IPO and that the issue includes both a fresh issue and an offer for sale.
Steamhouse India fixed its IPO price band at Rs 77 to Rs 81 per equity share.
The Rs 414 crore issue includes a Rs 353 crore fresh issue and a Rs 61 crore offer for sale.
The public subscription window is set to open on September 9 and close on September 11.
Anchor investor bidding is slated for September 8.
Reported plans for the proceeds include debt repayment, facility expansion and general corporate needs.
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The reporting broadly agrees that Steamhouse India has set a price band of Rs 77 to Rs 81 per share for a Rs 414 crore IPO and that the issue includes both a fresh issue and an offer for sale.
Key details such as the subscription window and use of proceeds are reported consistently, while any broader market response or post-listing outcome remains unreported in the supplied coverage.
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The neutral coverage focuses on the IPO structure and timetable rather than evaluation. It says Steamhouse India has set a price band of Rs 77 to Rs 81 per share for a Rs 414 crore offering. The reports repeat the same key terms: a Rs 353 crore fresh issue, a Rs 61 crore offer for sale, and subscription dates from September 9 to September 11. Some versions also mention anchor bidding on September 8 and intended uses such as debt repayment and facility expansion.
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The Economic Times reports that Steamhouse India has set its initial public offering price band at Rs 77 to Rs 81 per equity share to raise Rs 414 crore. The public subscription will open on September 9 and close on September 11, 2026, with a fresh issue worth Rs 353 crore and an offer for sale of Rs 61 crore by promoter Vishal Sanwarprasad Budhia. The article notes the company intends to use proceeds for debt repayment and capacity expansion.
Livemint covers the Steamhouse India IPO, detailing the price band of Rs 77 to Rs 81 per share and the subscription window from September 9 to September 11. The report explains that the company plans to raise Rs 353 crore via a fresh issue and Rs 61 crore through an offer for sale by promoter Vishal Sanwarprasad Budhia. Furthermore, it outlines quota reservations for institutional and retail investors along with financial growth figures for fiscal year 2026.
HDFC Sky reports that industrial gas producer Steamhouse India has fixed a price band of Rs 77 to Rs 81 per share for its Rs 414 crore initial public offering. According to the article, the public issue will be open from September 9 to September 11 following anchor investor bidding on September 8. The text outlines that proceeds will fund debt repayment, facility expansions, and general corporate needs while detailing the company's operational footprint.
Rediff MoneyWiz details the Steamhouse India initial public offering, stating that the price band has been fixed at Rs 77 to Rs 81 per share to raise up to Rs 414 crore. The report outlines that the offering includes a fresh issue of Rs 353 crore and an offer for sale of Rs 61 crore by promoter Vishal Sanwarraprasad Budhia. Additionally, the article highlights the company's business operations in industrial steam supply and its upcoming stock exchange listings.
Free Press Journal reports that Steamhouse India Ltd has set a price band of Rs 77 to Rs 81 per share for its Rs 414-crore initial public offering. The text specifies that the subscription window will open on September 9 and close on September 11, with anchor bidding on September 8. The article notes that funds from the Rs 353 crore fresh issue and Rs 61 crore offer for sale will support debt repayment and facility expansions.