Annu Projects Limited

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Price band₹94.00 – ₹99.00per equity share · lot of 151
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Company at a glance · Human reviewed · 26 Aug 2026

The business, in brief

Annu Projects Limited is an integrated engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) company engaged in the design, development, implementation, operations, and maintenance of essential overhead and underground utilities infrastructure. The company primarily operates across telecom infrastructure, sewerage infrastructure, gas pipeline, and railway signalling verticals.

Customer concentration
97.96%
top 10 customers
Total borrowings
₹52.54 cr
Fiscal 2026
Products & services
  1. Telecom infrastructure services including OFC laying, tower and cabling infrastructure installation, and O&M
  2. Sewerage infrastructure services including pipe laying, manhole construction, sewerage treatment plants, and pumping stations
  3. Gas pipeline services including MDPE pipe laying and GI house connections
  4. Railway signalling and communication system installation and maintenance
Engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) industry, focusing on infrastructure development across telecom infrastructure, sewerage infrastructure, gas pipeline, and railway signalling verticals. · verify in the RHP ↗
IPO timetable
01IPO opens24 Aug 2026 · Monday
02IPO closes27 Aug 2026 · Thursday
03Allotment30 Aug 2026 · Sunday*
04Refunds31 Aug 2026 · Monday*
05Shares credited31 Aug 2026 · Monday*
06Listing day1 Sept 2026 · Tuesday*

* Estimated date based on the standard exchange timeline. Unmarked dates are exchange-reported.

Valid application sizes
Retail investors entry1 lots · 151 sh₹14,949.00
Retail investors ceiling13 lots · 1,963 sh₹1,94,337.00
sNII entry14 lots · 2,114 sh₹2,09,286.00
sNII ceiling66 lots · 9,966 sh₹9,86,634.00
bNII entry67 lots · 10,117 sh₹10,01,583.00

Calculated at the upper band of ₹99.00 per share. Amounts exclude blocked-funds variation.

Application field guide

Shares reserved for you

CategoryPool sizeAllotteesAllocationLive estimate
Retail investorsApplications up to ₹2 lakh88,41,50058,55250.00% of public bookAt least 100% · likely with a valid bid
Non-institutionalApplications above ₹2 lakh70,73,200Not reported40.00% of public book
bNIIAbove ₹10 lakh47,15,4672,23026.67% of issueAt least 100% · likely with a valid bid
sNII₹2 – 10 lakh23,57,7331,11513.33% of issueAt least 100% · likely with a valid bid
Qualified institutionalQIB book17,68,300Not reported10.00% of public book

Estimate is possible allottees divided by applications. Where the exchange omits application counts, the floor assumes every bid used that category's minimum bid size. Final odds depend on valid applications and the basis of allotment.

Prospectus dossier

Numbers, plans & pressure points

A focused reading of the company's reported financials, planned use of proceeds, business strengths and material risks.

A multi-year view

Figures retain the units reported in the RHP
Fiscal yearRevenueProfit after taxOperating cash flowBorrowingsNet worth
Fiscal 2026₹241.25 cr₹33.03 cr₹-0.25 cr₹52.54 cr₹155.26 cr
Fiscal 2025₹180.07 cr₹21.1 cr₹-35.38 cr₹22.27 cr₹122.06 cr
Fiscal 2024₹153.98 cr₹17.39 cr₹8.21 cr₹19.69 cr₹68.93 cr

01 Use of funds

Where the
money goes.

03stated objects
in the filing

  1. Funding capital expenditure requirements of our Company for purchase of machinery or equipmentRHP p. 104

  2. Funding working capital requirements of our CompanyRHP p. 104

  3. General corporate purposesRHP p. 104

02 Growth case

What could drive
the business.

08signals found
in the filing

  • Established expertise in engineering, procurement and commissioning projects with special focus on underground and overhead utilities infrastructure.RHP p. 217

  • Project management with integrated execution capabilities.RHP p. 218

  • Strong Order Book.RHP p. 219

  • Strong and consistent financial performance.RHP p. 220

  • Experienced leadership and strong management team.RHP p. 221

  • Adoption and use of technology such as trenchless methodology and horizontal directional drilling.RHP p. 219

  • Government initiatives and infrastructure spending such as BharatNet Phase III, Namami Gange, and Swachh Bharat Mission.RHP p. 107

  • Increasing internet penetration, broadband subscriptions, and 4G/5G rollouts driving telecom infrastructure and OFC deployment.RHP p. 157

03 Risk factors

Read the downside first.

Selected material risks disclosed in the RHP. Read these before the upside case. This summary is not a substitute for the prospectus.

01
OPERATIONS

Revenue Concentration in Telecom and Sewerage Infrastructure Verticals

We derived more than 90.00% of our revenue from operations from our telecom infrastructure and sewerage infrastructure verticals during Fiscals 2026, 2025 and 2024, respectively. Any slowdown in telecom sector, sewerage sector or decrease in demand of any services provided by us could materially and adversely impact our business.

02
CUSTOMER

Dependence on Government Sector Entities for Revenue

We are dependent on and derived 57.09%, 64.99% and 60.88% of our revenue from operations, during Fiscals 2026, 2025 and 2024, respectively, from government sector entities based on competitive bidding that exposes us to risks inherent in doing business with them.

03
CUSTOMER

Dependence on Top Ten Customers

Our top 10 customers contributed to 97.96%, 98.25% and 95.90% of our revenue from operations during Fiscals 2026, 2025 and 2024, respectively. Any loss of any major customer may adversely impact revenue of our business.

04
OPERATIONS

Order Book May Not Translate into Future Revenue

Our current Order Book may not necessarily translate into or indicate our future revenue in its entirety. We had an Order Book of ₹ 9,386.53 million, ₹ 4,796.73 million and ₹ 7,077.65 million for Fiscals 2026, 2025 and 2024 respectively.

05
GEOGRAPHY

Geographical Concentration of Business

Our business is relatively concentrated in the States of Bihar, Jharkhand, Goa, West Bengal and Madhya Pradesh which contributed more than 70.00% of our revenue from operations for the Fiscals 2026, 2025 and 2024.

06
WORKING CAPITAL

Long Trade Receivable Cycle

We have long trade receivable cycle. Long trade receivable cycles may impact our operations and may require us to obtain additional borrowings, impacting our profitability.

07
WORKING CAPITAL

Working Capital Intensive Business

We operate in a working capital-intensive business, and our ability to sustain optimal working capital levels is critical to our operations. Any failure to effectively manage our working capital requirements could adversely impact our business prospects, operational results, and financial condition.

08
SUPPLIER

Reliance on Sub-contractors

We rely on our sub-contractors for timely execution of the projects. Failure on part of our sub-contractors may lead to delay in execution of the projects leading to invocation of bank guarantees by our customers and disputes with sub-contractors.

09
OPERATIONS

Fixed Rate EPC Contracts Risk

Most of our contracts are entered into on EPC & O&M - fixed rate basis. We may not be able to accurately estimate the cost in respect of the same. In case, we fail to accurately estimate the cost of the bids, it will impact our financials.

10
DEBT

Variable Interest Rate Indebtedness

We have incurred indebtedness at variable interest rates, and our inability to obtain further financing or meet our obligations could adversely affect our business and financial performance. As on June 30, 2026, our total indebtedness was ₹ 1,455.72 million.

Live issue demand

The book, in motion

Exchange timestamp 26 Aug 2026, 5:00 pm · checked 26 Aug 2026, 9:05 pm

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