
Orkla India IPO Price Range is ₹695 - ₹730, with a minimum investment of ₹14,600 for 20 shares per lot.
Subscription Rate
0.79x
as on 29 Oct 2025, 07:34PM IST
Minimum Investment
₹14,600
/ 20 shares
IPO Status
Live
Price Band
₹695 - ₹730
Bidding Dates
Oct 29, 2025 - Oct 31, 2025
Issue Size
₹1,667.54 Cr
Lot Size
20 shares
Min Investment
₹14,600
Listing Exchange
BSE
IPO Doc
The company has exhibited resilient top-line growth and substantial profitability improvements over the last three fiscals. Revenue from operations increased at a 5.6% CAGR, growing from ₹2,201.4 crore in FY23 to ₹2,455.2 crore in FY25. The lower growth rate of 1.6% in FY25, compared to 8.4% in FY24, occurred because the company intentionally passed on the decline in the cost of key raw materials, such as chili and other spices, to consumers, which reduced the price realized on sales.
Operational efficiency also increased, with the Adjusted EBITDA margin consistently expanding from 14.4% in FY23 to 16.6% in FY25. This margin improvement was primarily achieved due to a 10.4% decrease in the cost of raw materials consumed in FY25, coupled with effective cost management practices like process optimization and selective outsourcing of lower value-added products.
The profit displayed volatility, particularly due to the FY23 profit of ₹339.1 crore. This high figure was inflated by a large one-time deferred tax credit of ₹82.22 crore, resulting from the merger of Eastern Condiments Private Limited (ECPL). Nevertheless, profit subsequently increased by 13% in FY25, reaching ₹255.7 crore, driven by better margins and cost control.
Regarding the balance sheet, total borrowings were aggressively reduced from ₹35 crore in FY23 to nil in FY25. The subsequent decline in total assets from ₹3,375.2 crore in FY24 to ₹3,171.3 crore in FY25 was associated with a significant dividend payout of ₹600.01 crore to shareholders in the latter year.
This strong performance carried into Q1 FY26, where revenue grew by 5.25% year-on-year due to 8.5% consolidated volume growth, and PAT increased by 9.78%, showing sustained operational momentum.
It maintains a capital-efficient model, significantly expanding its Adjusted EBITDA margin from 14.4% in FY23 to 16.6% in FY25. Profit also increased by 13% (₹255.69 crore) year-on-year in FY25.
The return on capital employed (ROCE) shows strong gains, accelerating from 20.7% in FY24 to 32.7% in FY25. This highlights effective earnings generation from capital usage.
It executed a significant shift in its capital structure, reducing total borrowings from ₹34.99 crore in FY23 to ₹0 in FY25, while simultaneously distributing a substantial dividend of ₹600.01 crore to shareholders in FY24.
It holds a strong competitive stance, ranking as one of the top four companies by revenue among industry peers in FY24. Its brands possess significant market shares in South India's packaged spices market.
The company demonstrates robust operational efficiency through optimized working capital, significantly reducing trade working capital days from 36.3 days in FY23 to just 21.4 days in FY25.
It has successfully leveraged its brand equity to serve the Indian diaspora and now exports products to 45 countries as of June 30, 2025. Export revenue constituted 20.6% (₹486.17 crore) of sales in FY25.
Its cash conversion capacity is improving steadily from 85% in FY23 to 124.8% in FY25. This indicates that operating profits are effectively translating into actual net cash flow.
Operations are heavily reliant on South India, which generated 70.2% (₹1,655.41 crore) of total sales in FY25. Furthermore, 94.2% of its product volume in FY25 was manufactured in the region.
The business is exposed to high risks from fluctuating prices of agricultural commodities and packaging materials. The cost of raw materials and packaging consumed was a substantial 56.8% of total expenses in FY25.
It faces reliance risk as its top ten suppliers accounted for a significant 33.7% (₹447.91 crore) of total purchases in FY25. Loss of any one could disrupt production severely.
The entire IPO money will be cashed out by selling shareholders as part of the offer for sale. The company won’t receive any of the IPO funds for its growth or expansion.
Reliance on external manufacturers is increasing; sales from contract facilities rose to 13.8% of total sales in Q1 FY26, up from 4.7% in FY24. Termination of these agreements poses a growing operational risk.
Despite having an installed capacity of 1.82 lakh (182,270) TPA, actual capacity utilization remains low at 45.9% in FY25 and 46% in Q1 FY26. This prolonged under-utilization risks higher fixed costs per unit, eroding overall profitability and future financial performance.
It has material contingent liabilities that have not been provisioned for, totaling ₹124.86 crore, related to indirect taxation as of June 30, 2025. If these materialize, they would negatively affect its financial position.
Company | Operating Revenue | Adjusted EBITDA margin | Profit | ROCE | P/E Ratio (x) | Trade working capital days | Cash conversion |
Orkla India | ₹2,394.71 Cr | 16.60% | ₹255.69 Cr | 32.70% | 39.04 | 21.4 days | 124.80% |
₹17,618.30 Cr | 13.50% | ₹1,287.10 Cr | 24.60% | 90.1 | 21.1 days | 105.50% |
| Promoters | 90% | |
| Name | Role | Stakeholding |
| Orkla Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. | Promoter | 90% |
| Public | 10% | |
| Name | Role | Stakeholding |
| Navas Meeran | Public | 5% |
| Feroz Meeran | Public | 5% |
Orkla India IPO Review: GMP, Share Price, Valuation, Peer Comparison & More
Understand the Orkla India IPO in simple terms: what the company does, GMP trends, risks, financials, peer comparison, and whether the price is fair or not, and more.

The promoters are Orkla ASA, Orkla Asia Holding AS, and Orkla Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. The promoter selling shareholder is Orkla Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. They collectively hold a controlling ownership stake of 90% of the pre-IPO equity share capital.
Key competitors in the packaged food market include major domestic players such as Everest Food Products Private Limited and Aachi Masala Foods Private Limited. The primary listed industry peer used for financial benchmarking and comparison is Tata Consumer Products Limited.
The company makes money primarily by selling Spices (66.3% of Q1 FY26 product sales) and Convenience Foods (33.7% of sales). It sells approximately 23 lakh units on average every day through extensive distribution networks domestically and in 45 international markets.