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Laxyo IPO draft filing

Laxyo IPO Draft Filing 2026 – Railway EPC Services Provider to Raise ₹150 Crore

Laxyo Infrastructure Limited, a leading railway EPC services provider, has filed its Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) with SEBI to raise up to ₹150 crore through an initial public offering (IPO). This IPO is structured as a 100% fresh issue, with no offer-for-sale component.

The company provides end-to-end engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) solutions for railway infrastructure projects, including track laying, electrification, signaling, and maintenance services. Laxyo has served clients across India’s railway network and has diversified into allied infrastructure sectors.

IPO Highlights

  • IPO Size: ₹150 crore (fresh issue)
  • Offer Type: 100% fresh issue; no offer-for-sale
  • Pre-IPO Round (Optional): ₹30 crore
  • Listing: NSE/BSE (expected)

The funds raised through the IPO will primarily be used for business expansion, working capital requirements, and repayment of certain debts. This move aims to strengthen Laxyo’s position in the railway EPC and infrastructure space while enhancing operational capacity for upcoming projects.

About Laxyo Infrastructure Limited

Founded in India, Laxyo Infrastructure Limited specializes in providing railway EPC solutions, including:

  • Track laying and maintenance
  • Electrification projects
  • Signaling and telecommunication systems
  • Project management and supervision

The company has a growing footprint across Indian Railways projects, supporting government initiatives to modernize rail infrastructure.

Key Takeaways for Investors

  • Laxyo IPO presents an opportunity to invest in a niche railway infrastructure company with government project exposure.
  • As the IPO is a fresh issue, funds will directly support growth and reduce debt, rather than providing liquidity to existing shareholders.
  • Potential investors should track SEBI filings for the final issue price, lot size, and opening/closing dates before subscribing.
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