Midwest Granite shares are set to debut on the NSE and BSE on Friday, October 24, 2025, at 10:00 a.m.
The ₹500-crore IPO, comprising both a fresh issue and an offer for sale (OFS), witnessed strong institutional participation and steady overall demand, signaling continued confidence in India’s export-driven infrastructure story.
As of October 23, the Midwest IPO GMP stands at ₹20–₹25, implying a 2–3% premium over the upper price band of ₹945 per share. This reflects moderate but stable listing expectations, as investors weigh long-term fundamentals against near-term market volatility.
IPO Subscription Snapshot
About Midwest Ltd
Midwest Ltd is a leading exporter and processor of premium natural stones, notably Absolute Black and Black Galaxy Granite, supplying to clients across 17+ countries. The company operates an integrated value chain from captive mining and cutting to polishing and exports supported by a diamond-wire manufacturing facility and a quartz processing unit.
In recent years, Midwest has emphasized capacity expansion (Phase II of its quartz operations), technology adoption, and global distribution, reinforcing its position in the high-margin dimensional-stone segment.
Financial Performance (₹ crore)
Competitor Analysis
Pokarna Ltd remains a key peer in the natural and engineered stone sector, with significant export exposure to the US and Europe. While Pokarna’s revenue growth has been steady, its profitability has been squeezed by rising energy and input costs. The company currently commands a market capitalization of approximately ₹27.7 billion, positioning it as one of the more established listed players in India’s stone and quartz export industry.
In contrast, Midwest’s integrated operations and stronger cost efficiency provide a more balanced growth outlook. Its diversified mix of domestic and international projects could help it sustain stable cash flows and reduce reliance on export-cycle swings.
Watch on Midwest IPO Listing Day
Whether the stock opens within or above the ₹965–₹970 range implied by the GMP.
Early volume trends and institutional activity, given the exceptional QIB subscription.
Comparison with recent mid-cap or mining-export listings, especially on valuation and day-one performance.
Sahi Review
Midwest’s solid fundamentals, steady earnings growth, and operational integration position it as a structural play on India’s manufacturing and infrastructure expansion.
However, the muted GMP and moderate retail enthusiasm suggest a flat-to-slightly-positive listing, rather than a sharp debut.
Analysts will watch for institutional participation and sustained trading volumes post-listing to assess if the early stability can translate into longer-term investor confidence.