Kwick Forensic Solutions Limited

Upcoming · BSE SME · Book building IPO

Price band₹85.00 – ₹90.00per equity share · lot of 1,600

Company at a glance · Human reviewed · 26 Aug 2026

The business, in brief

Kwick Forensic Solutions Limited is primarily engaged pan India in the business of modernization of Police Departments involved in crime scene investigations and specialises in evidence identification, collection, digitization using scientific kits and user friendly handheld devices.

Customer concentration
77.64%
top 10 customers
Total borrowings
₹0 cr
Fiscal 2025-26
Products & services
  1. Forensic Science & Physical Evidence Solutions
  2. Mobile CSI Vehicles
  3. Cyber & Digital Forensics
  4. DNA Forensics
  5. Rental of Forensic Equipment and AMC & other related services
Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) and Forensic Products and Services · verify in the RHP ↗
IPO timetable
01IPO opens26 Aug 2026 · Wednesday
02IPO closes30 Aug 2026 · Sunday
03Allotment31 Aug 2026 · Monday*
04Refunds1 Sept 2026 · Tuesday*
05Shares credited1 Sept 2026 · Tuesday*
06Listing day2 Sept 2026 · Wednesday*

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

Valid application sizes
Individual investors entry2 lots · 3,200 sh₹2,88,000.00
sNII entry3 lots · 4,800 sh₹4,32,000.00
sNII ceiling6 lots · 9,600 sh₹8,64,000.00
bNII entry7 lots · 11,200 sh₹10,08,000.00

Calculated at the upper band of ₹90.00 per share. Amounts exclude blocked-funds variation.

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
2025-26₹105.71 cr₹13.51 cr₹7.62 cr₹0 cr₹41.41 cr
2024-25₹65.03 cr₹8.56 cr₹4.65 cr₹3.26 cr₹27.9 cr
2023-24₹30.18 cr₹2.83 cr₹-2.61 cr₹3.24 cr₹9.86 cr

01 Use of funds

Where the
money goes.

02stated objects
in the filing

  1. Funding the Working Capital requirement of our CompanyRHP p. 87

  2. General Corporate PurposesRHP p. 87

02 Growth case

What could drive
the business.

05signals found
in the filing

  • Strong relationships with several leading OEMs including Sirchie (USA), Thermo Fisher Scientific, Invitrogen, and others.RHP p. 149

  • Quality assurance and certifications such as ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO/IEC 20000-1:2018, and ISO/IEC 27001:2022.RHP p. 130

  • Presence in niche market segments with no direct listed competitors offering a similar end-to-end portfolio for law enforcement.RHP p. 149

  • Scaling forensic capabilities in line with government priorities and allocations for the modernization of forensic science laboratories.RHP p. 150

  • Shift in legal framework towards digital evidence collection and preservation following new criminal laws like BNS, BNSS, and BSA.RHP p. 150

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
GEOGRAPHY

Geographic concentration of products and services in Bihar and Gujarat

Our products and services across the four business segments are significantly concentrated in specific geographic markets, primarily the states of Bihar and Gujarat. Any material adverse developments in Bihar and Gujarat may disproportionately affect our business performance.

02
CUSTOMER

Absence of long-term agreements with a majority of customers

We do not have firm, long-term supply agreements with most customers and primarily rely on purchase orders rather than fixed-term contracts. As a result, our customers may amend, reschedule, reduce, or cancel purchase orders prior to finalisation.

03
SUPPLIER

High reliance on a limited number of suppliers for raw material procurement

Our Company procures a substantial portion of its raw material requirements from a limited number of suppliers with whom we have established long-standing business relationships. Any disruption, delay, or inability of these suppliers to meet their commitments could adversely impact availability.

04
CUSTOMER

High dependency on government entities for revenue

For the Financial Years ended March 31, 2026, 2025 and 2024, revenue from Government entities constituted 55.22%, 78.91% and 86.98% of our total revenue, respectively.

05
WORKING CAPITAL

Working capital intensive business operations

Our business is tender-led and involves supply, integration, deployment and servicing of forensic products and solutions for government and Private sector customers, leading to high working capital requirements.

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