Augmont opened at 956 rupees on the BSE and 961 rupees on the NSE against an issue price of 788 rupees, premiums of 21.32 per cent and 21.95 per cent. It raised 8.25 billion rupees, 6.2 billion fresh issue and 2.05 billion offer for sale. Beejapuri Dairy, parent of Country Delight, will begin bank pitches within 7 to 10 days. The sale, mixing new shares and a holder sale, could raise 200 to 300 million dollars within 12 to 18 months, pending board approval.
Shares of the gold and silver platform opened at 956 rupees on the BSE and 961 rupees on the NSE against an issue price of 788 rupees. Premiums were 21.32 per cent and 21.95 per cent. The offering raised 8.25 billion rupees, made up of a 6.2 billion rupee fresh issue and a 2.05 billion rupee offer for sale.[1]
Before listing the grey market was quoting the stock at 1,078 rupees, a premium of 36.80 per cent. Augmont runs an integrated gold and silver business covering refining, bullion trading, digital gold, jewellery manufacturing and financial services across 24 states, and its post-issue market value is about 72 billion rupees. Swastika Investmart kept a neutral view, pointing to profit margins below 0.4 per cent and customer concentration.[1]
Two people familiar with the matter said Beejapuri Dairy, parent of the subscription milk and fresh-produce service Country Delight, will begin informal pitches to investment banks within 7 to 10 days to pick lead managers for a share sale. The offering could raise 200 to 300 million dollars within 12 to 18 months. The sale will combine fresh equity with an offer for sale by existing institutional holders, with the size, the primary-secondary split and the timing dependent on board approval and market conditions. Country Delight is also evaluating a pre-IPO round to set a valuation benchmark before filing its draft prospectus with SEBI. Founded in 2015 and based in Gurugram, the company reported revenue of 13.8 billion rupees in the 2024 financial year, up 46 per cent, after raising 2 billion rupees of equity from Temasek in March 2025 and 650 million rupees of debt from Alteria Capital in May. An email sent to the company on 28 August drew no reply by press time.[2]
