Archive · 31 Jul 2026
Juniper Green Energy IPO: Subscription, Valuation, and Analyst Views
Juniper Green Energy is selling shares to raise money.
The company wants to get 1,800 crore rupees from people who want to invest.
On the first day, only 36% of the shares were bought, mostly by big investors.
The price people are willing to pay in the unofficial market suggests the shares might start trading around 232 rupees each.
Some experts think the shares are too expensive, while others believe the company will grow a lot and recommend buying for the long term.
The money raised will help pay off loans and support new projects.
Juniper Green Energy’s Rs 1,800 crore IPO opened July 30 and closed Aug 3, with 36% subscription on day 1.
Qualified Institutional Buyers fully subscribed their portion; retail investors bought 12% of the reserved shares.
Grey market premium suggests a potential listing price of ~Rs 232 per share, but GMP is not guaranteed.
Analysts are divided: Anand Rathi and SBI Securities recommend long‑term subscription citing growth, while Deven Choksey Research warns of high valuation and execution risks.
Proceeds will repay borrowings and fund working capital and future projects.
- Who
- Juniper Green Energy, Qualified Institutional Buyers, retail investors, analysts
- What
- Initial public offering of Rs 1,800 crore
- When
- Opened July 30, closed August 3
- Where
- India
- Why
- To raise funds for debt repayment and future growth
- IPO Size
- Rs 1,800 crore
- Issue Price
- Rs 225 per share
- Subscription Day 1
- 36%
- QIBs Subscription
- 100% of reserved
- Retail Subscription
- 12% of reserved