Sai Life Sciences Limited

Lot Size
1 Lot = 27 Qty
Min Investment
₹14823
Subscription
Oversubscribed
Listing Gain
201(Points)

IPO Details

Open Date
Dec 11, 2024
Close Date
Dec 13, 2024
Allotment Date
Dec 16, 2024
Allotment Date
Dec 16, 2024
Refund Initiation
Dec 17, 2024
Demat Transfer
Dec 17, 2024
Listing Date
Dec 18, 2024
Fresh Issue
950
Offer For Sale
2092.62
Issue Price
₹522 to ₹549
Face Value
₹1
Issue Type
Fresh Issue
Total Issue Size
3042.62 CR
QIB + NII Quota
50 + 15%
Retail Quota
35%
Listing On
NSE & BSE
Registrar
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Company Financial Rusult In Crore

PERIOD ASSET REVENUE PROFIT
30-Sep-2024 2476.78 693.35 28.01
31-Mar-2024 2275.14 1494.27 82.81
31-Mar-2023 2186.65 1245.11 9.99
31-Mar-2022 2164.23 897.74 6.23
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About Sai Life Sciences Limited

Incorporated in January 1999, Sai Life Sciences Limited researches, develops, and manufactures small-molecule new chemical entities. The company offers tailor-made services to biotech firms and global pharma companies.

In the Financial Year 2024 and the month ending September 30, 2024, the company provided services to over 280 innovator pharmaceutical companies, including more than 230 alone. Among these clients, the company worked with 18 of the top 25 pharmaceutical companies based on their revenue in the calendar year 2023. The services were offered across the US, the UK, Europe, and Japan.

The companys business development team consists of 16 experienced and qualified professionals, with six located in the US, nine in the UK and Europe, and one in Japan.

Sai Life Sciences - Strength and Weakness

Strength

  1. Sai Life Sciences is one of India largest CRDMOs by revenue.
  2. Diverse product portfolio with 38 products and 7 blockbuster drugs.
  3. Strong R&D infrastructure, offering integrated services and global talent.
  4. Fastest-growing CRDMO with improving profitability and revenue growth metrics.

Weakness

  1. Dependent on biotechnology and pharmaceutical customers, facing industry-specific risks.
  2. Manufacturing delays or interruptions could lead to higher costs and risks.
  3. Heavy reliance on international revenue, facing risks of operational delays.