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Gabion Technologies Ltd IPO Day 5 Listing Price & Investor Sentiment

Gabion Technologies Ltd has completed its Day 5 of trading after the IPO listing, and investors are closely watching how the stock is performing. On debut, the shares listed at around ₹89 per share, which was about 9–10% higher than the IPO issue price of ₹81 — a positive start for many long-term shareholders.

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However, as trading has progressed over the first few days, the stock has seen normal market volatility, with prices adjusting as buyers and sellers find a balance. Some sessions have shown modest declines from the listing price, and in others the stock has traded near its listing level — a pattern that is not unusual for recently listed SME stocks as the market evaluates the company’s prospects.

  • IPO Date: 6 to 8 Jan, 2026
  • Listing Date: 13-Jan-2026
  • Face Value: ₹10 per share
  • Issue Price: ₹76 to ₹81
  • Lot Size: 1,600 Shares
  • Sale Type: Fresh Capital
  • Total Issue Size: 36,00,000 shares
  • (agg. up to ₹29 Cr)”
  • Employee Discount: –
  • Issue Type: Bookbuilding IPO
  • Listing At: BSE SME
  • Share Holding Pre Issue: 99,75,360 shares
  • Share Holding Post Issue: 1,35,75,360 shares
  • Market Cap (Pre-IPO): ₹109.96 Cr

Investors who took part in the IPO are hopeful that the early listing premium and initial strength will translate into good returns over the long term, especially if the company continues to grow its business in infrastructure and geotechnical products. Gabion Technologies is known for its steel gabion manufacturing and geosynthetic solutions, supplying products used in construction, slope protection, irrigation, and other large-scale projects.

Many IPO subscribers are focusing less on short-term price swings and more on the company’s fundamentals, execution of orders, and future revenue growth. For long-term investors, consistent performance over quarters and expansion of market share will be key drivers for value creation and potential returns in the months ahead.

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