International Gemmological Institute (India) Limited

Lot Size
1 Lot = 35 Qty
Min Investment
₹14595
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IPO Details

Open Date
Dec 13, 2024
Close Date
Dec 17, 2024
Allotment Date
Dec 18, 2024
Allotment Date
Dec 18, 2024
Refund Initiation
Dec 19, 2024
Demat Transfer
Dec 19, 2024
Listing Date
Dec 20, 2024
Fresh Issue
1475
Offer For Sale
2750
Issue Price
₹397 to ₹417
Face Value
₹2
Issue Type
Fresh Issue
Total Issue Size
4225 CR
QIB + NII Quota
75 + 15%
Retail Quota
10%
Listing On
NSE & BSE
Registrar
KFin Technologies Private Ltd
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Company Financial Rusult In Crore

PERIOD ASSET REVENUE PROFIT
30-Sep-2024 775.60 619.49 326.06
13-Dec-2024 603.20 648.66 324.74
31-Mar-2022 409.03 499.33 241.76
31-Mar-2021 319.69 374.29 171.53
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About The Company

The International Gemological Institute (India) Limited (IGI) is a global leader in the certification and accreditation of natural diamonds, laboratory-grown diamonds, studded jewelry, and colored gemstones. IGI has positioned itself as the biggest player in its domain by having served the diverse needs of its stakeholders in the jewelry industry. It is owned by Blackstone-one of the worlds largest private equity firms.

Global Reach and Expertise:
IGI operates an extensive network of state-of-the-art facilities, with very skilled gemologists to ensure precise and reliable certification services. The groups operations around the globe cater to manufacturers, retailers, and consumers with transparent operations that provide trust up the value chain. Its strong reputation has been a hallmark as a partner for all its stakeholders worldwide.

Commitment to Innovation and Excellence:
IGI stands out at the forefront of the jewelry industry by giving unbiased evaluations and certifications, keeping up with the highest standards. Its leading processes for quality and dedication assure that customers make rational purchase decisions based on authentic quality products and, subsequently, strengthen their confidence about buying jewelry with the proper certificate.

With a great legacy of integrity, precision, and customer-centricity, International Gemological Institute (India) Limited remains one of the cornerstones of trust and excellence in the jewelry industry, paving its way for future growth and innovation.

 

Strengths and Opportunities

  1. IGI leads the lab-grown diamond certification industry, leveraging increasing demand to solidify dominance and capitalize on rapid market growth.
  2. The company operates in a highly competitive industry characterized by significant barriers to entry, demonstrating its strong market position and competitive advantage over peers.
  3. IGI provides diverse certification services across the gem and jewelry value chain, meeting the varied needs of manufacturers, retailers, and end consumers.
  4. IGI educational programs build awareness, enhance brand recognition, and foster lasting client relationships while promoting gemology knowledge in the jewelry industry.
  5. IGI has a proven track record of consistent revenue, margins, and return growth, reflecting its effective business strategy and operational efficiency.
  6. IGIs experienced management, backed by the worlds largest alternative asset manager, ensures strategic direction, financial stability, and resources for future growth.
  7. Competitive pricing dynamics enable IGI to enhance efficiency, shorten turnaround times, and strengthen customer loyalty by strategically adjusting its pricing model.

Risks and Threats

  1. Acquiring IGI Belgium and IGI Netherlands may create operational inefficiencies, standard inconsistencies, and cultural/language barriers, potentially disrupting the companys global operations.
  2. A significant portion of the companys operations is conducted on leased or licensed premises. Non-renewal or termination of these agreements could disrupt business continuity.
  3. Most of the companys revenue is derived from its top 15 customers. Loss or reduced business from any of these customers could significantly impact revenues and operations.
  4. The companys revenue is heavily concentrated in Gujarat and Maharashtra, regions susceptible to economic, demographic, or competitive disruptions. Such regional risks could disproportionately impact the companys business.
  5. IGI relies heavily on IT systems for operations; failures, cyberattacks, or data breaches could lead to disruptions, financial loss, and reputational harm.
  6. Its operations, which involve certifying diamonds and jewelry, are susceptible to fluctuations in prices and demand. Geopolitical risks and sanctions could further disrupt supply chains.
  7. Ongoing legal proceedings and regulatory inquiries, including those involving previous non-compliances, could result in penalties, reputation damage, and resource diversion, affecting the companys operations.