Shivashrit Foods Lists at ₹148.50 at NSE EMERGE, Trades Below in Debut.

Mumbai, September 1, 2025 – The shares of Shivashrit Foods Limited IPO debuted on the NSE EMERGE platform today for ₹148.50 per share, representing a marginal premium over the issue price of ₹142. However, the stock was soon placed in the selling zone, falling to an intraday low of ₹141.10 before reaching ₹141.20 (11:20 AM), representing a 4.14% decline from its opening levels in early trading today.

Shivashrit Foods Limited, based in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, produces potato flakes for use in namkeen, bakery, snack foods, and ready-to-eat foods. Its products are available for sale under the brand name Shivashrit in its retail outlets, through distributors, across various states in India.

Shivashrit Foods Shares Slip to ₹141.20, Down 5.49% from Opening Premium of ₹148.50 on NSE EMERGE

As of 11:20 am IST, the shares were trading at ₹141.20, down ₹7.80 (-5.49%), from the previous closing price of ₹148.00. On the listing day, the share price opened at ₹148.50, compared to the issue price of ₹142. The stock has intraday prices ranging from a high of ₹148.50 to a low of ₹141.10. The traded shares were 13.97 lakh shares at 0.2069 crore. Its market capitalization was ₹257.78 crores, and its price range fluctuated from ₹141.10 to ₹155.90 during the day.

Early 4.6% Premium Turns Negative as Heavy Selling Pressure Erodes Gains Despite 13.97 Lakh Shares Traded

Shivashrit Foods opened at a premium of 4.6% to its IPO price and started with some strength, but it faced selling pressure and lost a significant portion of its early gains. Even after the initial downturn, almost 14 lakh shares traded hands through the trading session, showing aggressive volume, which was an indication of the volume of investors and their intense interest in the stock price, even though it was not succeeding in continuing the upward move we had observed at the beginning of the trading session.

₹50.07 Crore Shivashrit Foods IPO Subscribed 2.89 Times, Shares Credited on August 29 Ahead of September 1 Listing

Demand was high in the ₹50.07 crore IPO of Shivashrit Foods that closed with an overall subscription of 2.89 times. The company received bids from both the major categories (retail investors and non-institutional players). On August 28, the allotment was made, and shares were credited to demat accounts on August 29, 2025.

With Shivashrit Foods’ listing day performance showing a slip below its issue price despite strong IPO demand, investors are left weighing short-term volatility against long-term growth potential. The sharp trading volumes highlight market interest, yet the weak debut signals caution. Monitoring profitability, sector expansion, and sustained investor confidence will be crucial in shaping its future trajectory.

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