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ABH Healthcare IPO Opens August 24, GMP Signals Listing Gains
ABH Healthcare is offering some of its shares to the public through an IPO.
The IPO will be open from August 24 to August 27, 2026.
Each share will cost between ₹96 and ₹102.
Investors must buy shares in groups called lots, and retail investors need at least two lots.
Some unofficial market trading suggests the shares could list at a higher price.
This estimate is called the grey market premium and can change.
The company runs a 150-bed hospital with services in 25 medical specialities.
It plans to use much of the money to repay loans and support its operations.
ABH Healthcare’s ₹34.98 crore IPO will open on August 24 and close on August 27, 2026.
The company has set the price band at ₹96-₹102 per share, with a 1,200-share lot size.
Retail investors must apply for at least two lots, requiring ₹2.45 lakh at the upper price band.
The reported grey market premium of ₹27-₹30 implies a potential 26.5%-29.4% premium, though GMP is unofficial.
ABH Healthcare plans to use ₹17 crore for debt repayment, ₹5 crore for working capital, and the rest for acquisitions and general purposes.
- Who
- ABH Healthcare Limited, which operates under the Anil Baghi Hospital brand.
- What
- The company is launching a ₹34.98 crore initial public offering.
- Where
- The shares are scheduled to list on the NSE SME platform.
- When
- The IPO opens August 24 and closes August 27, 2026; shares are tentatively scheduled to list September 1.
- Why
- The proceeds will be used for debt repayment or prepayment, working capital, acquisitions, and general corporate purposes.
Key facts
- IPO size
- ₹34.98 crore
- IPO dates
- August 24-27, 2026
- Price band
- ₹96-₹102 per share
- Lot size
- 1,200 shares
- Minimum retail investment
- ₹2.45 lakh for two lots at the upper price band
- Reported grey market premium
- ₹27-₹30 per share, or approximately 26.5%-29.4% against the upper price band
- Tentative listing date
- September 1 on the NSE SME platform
- Hospital capacity
- 150 beds across 25 medical specialities
