Repono shares to list today. GMP signals mild listing pop

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Warehousing and logistics player Repono is set to make its market debut on the BSE SME platform on August 4. The IPO, which closed on July 30, was a fresh issue of 27.79 lakh shares at Rs 96 apiece, aggregating to Rs 26.68 crore. The Grey Market Premium (GMP) ahead of listing is trending at Rs 17, hinting at a potential 17–18% listing pop if momentum holds.

Repono Its services span across warehouse management, secondary transportation, EPC services, and O&M of oil terminals. With notable clients from public sector undertakings and the energy industry, Repono has positioned itself as a niche logistics provider in hazardous goods management.


Financially, the company has demonstrated solid traction. Repono clocked a revenue of Rs 51.59 crore and PAT of Rs 5.15 crore in FY25, marking a 51% and 23% YoY growth respectively.

Anchor investors had earlier infused Rs 7.6 crore into the company, taking up 7.92 lakh shares at the upper end of the price band, lending credibility to the issue.


The IPO was structured entirely as a fresh issue, with proceeds to be used for purchasing equipment, upgrading warehousing infrastructure, and investing in warehouse software systems.

Market maker JSK Securities and BRLM Wealth Mine Networks will now look to stabilize trade post listing. Whether the debut will live up to GMP buzz will be known soon—but Repono has all the makings of a robust first-day show.
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