Archive · 3 Oct 2025
Jinkushal Industries Shares Fall After Muted Market Debut
Jinkushal Industries, a company selling construction equipment, started trading its shares on the stock market.
The shares started at ₹125, a bit higher than the initial price.
However, the price went down and is now trading at around ₹118.75, lower than the listing price.
Experts had expected a bigger price jump based on pre-market expectations.
Some analysts suggest holding the stock for long-term investors, while others believe the near-term gains may be limited.
The IPO was heavily oversubscribed.
Jinkushal Industries shares listed on BSE and NSE at ₹125.
The listing price was a 3.30% premium over the issue price.
Shares reached a high of ₹128 before declining.
The stock is currently locked in a 5% lower circuit at ₹118.75.
Analysts are divided on whether to buy, sell, or hold the shares.
- Who
- Jinkushal Industries
- What
- Share Listing and Price Decline
- When
- October 3, 2025
- Where
- BSE and NSE
- Why
- To begin trading of the company's shares
Long-term Investors
Short-term Investors/Traders
Investment Strategy
Long-term Investors
Hold shares; company has strong growth prospects.
Short-term Investors/Traders
Near-term gains limited; may sell to cut losses or take profits.
- Listing Price
- ₹125
- Issue Price
- ₹121
- Premium at Listing
- 3.30%
- Current Price (approx.)
- ₹118.75
- GMP before listing
- ₹17-21
- Oversubscribed
- 65.10 times
Sources
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