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Gaja Alternative Asset Management IPO: ₹550 Crore Target

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Key Highlights

Gaja Alternative Asset Management’s IPO aims to raise ₹550 crore, with shares priced at ₹152-₹160. Subscription opens August 19-21, 2026. Listing on BSE & NSE.

Gaja Alternative Asset Management launched its , targeting ₹550 crore. The subscription window runs from August 19 to August 21, 2026.

Offering Breakdown

  • : ₹152-₹160 per share.
  • Minimum : 93 shares for retail investors.
  • Issue Structure: Fresh issue of ₹450 crore, Offer For Sale () of ₹100 crore by existing shareholders.
  • Anchor Book Round: ₹165 crore raised from institutional investors.
  • Listing: Scheduled for August 26, 2026, on and (NSE).

Funds from the fresh issue are earmarked for sponsor commitments to current and future funds, alongside repaying bridge loans. This supports the company’s operational and investment activities.

Key Financials and Investors

For the financial year 2026, Gaja Alternative Asset Management reported a profit after tax of ₹81.96 crore. This translates to an approximate profit margin of 51.94%.

  • Anchor Investors: Nippon Life India, Invesco, Groww MF, SBI Life, and Bajaj Life participated in the anchor round.

Sector Overview and Risks

Operating in the alternative investment fund (AIF) sector, Gaja Capital manages capital for wealthy individuals and large institutions. largely comes from management fees and performance-based incentives.

Investors face inherent risks including volatile revenue tied to fund performance and challenges in raising capital from limited partners. The company also navigates regulatory and compliance risks, particularly from its international operations in jurisdictions like the Cayman Islands and Mauritius.

A significant increase in borrowings occurred during the 2026 fiscal year. The valuation of its private market assets involves considerable judgment, which can impact final returns for shareholders.