Aequs Share Price, Business Overview & News

Aequs Limited is a newly listed precision manufacturing company whose shares began trading on the NSE and BSE on 10 December 2025, after a fully subscribed mainboard IPO. The stock listed at Rs 140 per share, about 12.9% above the IPO issue price of Rs 124, giving early investors moderate listing gains.

Business model: How Aequs earns

Aequs is a vertically integrated precision component manufacturer, with its core business in producing high-precision parts and assemblies for global aerospace and select consumer OEMs. Around 90% of its revenue currently comes from the aerospace segment, where it supplies engine parts, landing gear components, structural parts, cargo and interior components, and other complex machined products.

The company operates three large, ecosystem-style manufacturing clusters in North Karnataka (Belagavi aerospace SEZ, plus consumer ecosystems in Hubballi and Koppal) and dedicated aerospace facilities in France and the US, giving it over 2 million square feet of manufacturing space and more than 200 CNC machines and 160+ moulding machines. Aequs earns revenue by delivering high-value, engineering-intensive components and assemblies under long-term supply relationships with global OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers, and it aims to move further up the value chain into higher-margin assemblies and full systems using the capital raised from the IPO.

Recent news & share listing performance

The Aequs IPO was a book-built mainboard issue of Rs 921.81 crore, comprising a fresh issue of Rs 670 crore and an OFS of Rs 251.81 crore, priced in a band of Rs 118 - Rs 124 per share. The offer ran from 3-5 December 2025 and saw strong demand, with overall subscription of about 102 times across investor categories.

On 10 December 2025, Aequs listed at Rs 140 on both NSE and BSE, a premium of roughly 13% to the upper-band issue price, before moving intraday towards the Rs 150 - Rs 151 zone. Based on the issue structure, the IPO implied a post-issue market capitalisation of roughly Rs 8,300 crore, even though the company remained loss-making on recent earnings, with FY25 revenue of about Rs 1,074 crore and negative reported net profit leading to a formally negative P/E at issue.

What you can find on this page

This Aequs Share Price company page is designed as a single stop for existing and prospective investors:

• Live Aequs share price: Real-time quotes, intraday charts, and historical price performance since listing on 10 December 2025.

• Financials & ratios: Revenue trends, margins, leverage metrics, and key indicators like ROE, ROCE, and debt-to-equity pulled from the latest reported periods.

• Shareholding pattern: Up-to-date promoter, institutional, and public holding data post-IPO.

• News & corporate actions: Latest updates on new contracts, capex plans, results, analyst views, and any board or shareholder actions affecting the stock.

• Company overview: A concise profile of Aequs’ aerospace- and consumer-focused ecosystems, vertical integration strengths, and how management plans to deploy IPO proceeds into debt reduction, new machinery, and potential inorganic growth.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

Q1: What does Aequs primarily do?
Aequs manufactures high-precision components and assemblies, mainly for the global aerospace industry (engine, landing systems, structures, interiors) and for consumer electronics and durable goods clients.

Q2: When did Aequs list, and at what price?
Aequs listed on the NSE and BSE on 10 December 2025, at Rs 140 per share, about 13% above its IPO issue price of Rs 124.

Q3: How big was the Aequs IPO and what was the price band?
The IPO size was Rs 921.81 crore, with a price band of Rs 118 - Rs 124 per share, consisting of a Rs 670-crore fresh issue and a Rs 251.81-crore OFS.

Q4: How will Aequs use the IPO proceeds?
The company plans to use a large part of the fresh issue to repay or prepay borrowings, fund capex for additional precision machinery, and support general corporate and inorganic growth initiatives within its aerospace and consumer ecosystems.