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J Infratech files IPO papers; eyes Rs 600 cr via fresh issue

J Infratech Ltd has submitted preliminary papers for an initial public offering valued at Rs 600 crore. The IPO includes a fresh issue and an offer for sale by its promoters. The Haryana-based firm, established in 2005, focuses on infrastructure projects such as roads and bridges. Proceeds from the IPO will support working capital and repay borrowings, among other corporate purposes.

Renewable energy solutions provider Integrum Energy Infrastructure has submitted preliminary documents to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) for an initial public offering (IPO) aimed at bolstering its working capital, expanding its project portfolio, and reducing debt. The proposed IPO includes a fresh issuance of 1.58 crore equity shares and an Offer for Sale (OFS) of 82.42 lakh shares by promoters and existing shareholders, totaling 2.41 crore shares.

These funds will be used to finance working capital needs, invest in Integrum Green Assets Pvt Ltd for wind turbine procurement, repay or prepay certain outstanding loans, and make strategic acquisitions, including a controlling stake in Stactiv Energy Services Pvt Ltd. The Bengaluru-based firm also intends to utilize the proceeds for general corporate purposes.

Integrum Energy Infrastructure, originally slated for a BSE SME listing in 2025, currently operates as an integrated renewable energy and energy-management platform serving commercial and industrial customers across hybrid, wind, and solar projects. As of August 31, 2026, the company has commissioned 263.19 MW of renewable energy capacity, with an executable order book of 241 MW across these technologies, dominated by hybrid and wind projects.

The IPO is being led by Mefcom Capital Markets, Centrum Broking, and Beeline Capital Advisors, with comments to be submitted in English.

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