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CKK Retail Mart IPO

CKK Retail Mart IPO Lists Flat at ₹163 on NSE SME

CKK Retail Mart Ltd made a muted market debut on Friday,  6 February 2026, with its shares listing at ₹163 on the NSE SME platform, exactly at the upper end of the IPO price band — signaling a flat start for investors.

 CKK Retail Mart IPO

📌 Listing Price & Exchange

  • On NSE SME, CKK Retail Mart shares listed at ₹163 eachthe same as the issue price.
  • On BSE, the stock debuted at ₹155.60, representing a ~3.95% discount to the issue price.

📊 IPO Subscription & Grey Market Trend

  • The IPO witnessed a decent subscription of ~1.63 times over its bidding period.
    • Retail investors: ~2.12x subscribed.
    • Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs): ~1.52x subscribed.
    • Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs): ~1.12x subscribed.
  • In the grey market, the GMP stood at ₹0, signaling neutral expectations ahead of listing.

 CKK Retail Mart IPO

 

📌 IPO Details & Timeline

  • Price Band: ₹155 – ₹163 per share.
  • Issue Size: ~₹88.02 crore, comprising both fresh and offer-for-sale shares.
  • Subscription Window: 30 January – 3 February 2026.
  • Basis of Allotment: 4 February 2026.
  • Shares Credited to Demat: 5 February 2026.
  • Listing Date: 6 February 2026.

 CKK Retail Mart IPO

 

📍 Anchor Allocation & Participation

  • Ahead of the public offer, 6,00,000 shares were allocated to anchor investors at ₹163 each, raising ₹9.78 crore.

 CKK Retail Mart IPO

🛒 About the Company
CKK Retail Mart, established in 2005, operates in the distribution and trading of packaged agro-commodities such as sugar, rice, pulses, ghee and milk powder, along with other FMCG products. The company operates via a multi-tier distribution network across key regions like Maharashtra, Bihar, West Bengal, Assam and others, and has recently expanded into beverages and value-added products.

📌 Investor Snapshot
The flat listing — with no gains on the NSE SME debut — reflects balanced investor sentiment, aligning with the neutral GMP before listing. While the IPO garnered decent subscription, investors will now watch how the stock trades in the initial days of secondary market activity.

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