MUMBAI, 15 September 2026 — Vama Wovenfab is shown in the exchange IPO calendar with dates of 15 September 2026 to 17 September 2026 and an indicated band of ₹324–₹341 per equity share. Because offer notices can be amended, readers should treat this as the verified 15 September 2026 snapshot rather than a live order screen.
Vama Wovenfab IPO facts
| Issue status | Live on the exchange calendar at the check time |
|---|---|
| Platform | BSE SME — SME |
| Bid dates | 15 September 2026 to 17 September 2026 |
| Price band | ₹324–₹341 per equity share |
| Face value | ₹10 per equity share |
| Bid lot | 400 shares |
| Minimum application | 800 shares; ₹272,800 at the top of the price band |
| Issue size | Up to 1,452,800 shares, aggregating up to about ₹49.54 crore |
| Issue structure | Fresh issue |
| Lead manager | Gretex Corporate Services Limited |
| Registrar | Maashitla Securities Private Limited |
Vama Wovenfab business context
Vama Wovenfab says it manufactures polypropylene and HDPE woven sacks and fabric-based products, including coloured woven sheets, loop-handle bags and trampoline material, from a Daman manufacturing unit. The range is made to customer specifications, which places emphasis on order mix, polymer costs and conversion margins.
Vama’s issue should be tested against its customer concentration and working-capital needs rather than evaluated solely from the ₹324–₹341 band. The application quantity makes the cash blocked at the upper price a material SME-sized commitment. Readers should check capacity additions, supplier terms and whether revenue growth came from volume, selling prices or a temporary product mix.
What Vama manufactures
The product set disclosed by Vama Wovenfab includes woven sacks, fabric, coloured sheets, loop-handle bags and trampoline material. Because orders can be made to customer specifications, tonnes sold do not by themselves show profitability. Product mix, conversion charges, wastage, order size and the ability to recover polypropylene or HDPE cost changes all affect the result.
Cash required for the minimum bid
Using the exchange quantity, a 800-share application represents ₹259,200 at the low end and ₹272,800 at the high end. The ₹17 per-share interval changes the blocked amount by ₹13,600. Applicants should confirm the final quantity accepted by their broker rather than relying on the label of one lot.
Working-capital lens
A woven-products manufacturer may pay suppliers before receiving customer cash. Read the prospectus tables for inventory days, trade receivables, creditor terms and customer concentration, then compare them across reporting periods. If the offer funds working capital, determine whether that need follows durable order growth or simply a longer cash-conversion cycle. Capacity expansion should also be matched to demonstrated utilisation.
Daman unit and offer checks
Review licences, environmental consents and business-continuity disclosures for the Daman unit described by the issuer. The exchange records the offer on BSE SME — SME during 15 September 2026 to 17 September 2026. Any revised price or timetable belongs in an official notice. Maashitla Securities Private Limited should be used for formal status checks; grey-market quotations are not part of CapKet’s reporting method.
Reporting basis: CapKet independently transcribed the exchange terms and calculated the bid amounts. This issuer may change its offer through a formal notice, shares can list below the issue price, and allotment is not assured. This report excludes grey-market premiums and is news and education—not investment, legal or tax advice.