Steptrade Capital supports 63 stock market introductions and yields an average listing profit of 35%

Steptrade Capital, an entity for investment management, has used about RS 177 CRORE for nearly 63 IPOs in the last 24 months and the placements of the Fund House on motherboard and SME emissions have yielded an average exhibition gain of approximately 35%, somewhat the growing role of the IPO-Peditional capital.

Of the total deployment, approximately RS100 Crore was invested in Mainboard IPOs and RS 77 Crore in SMEs and the investments had a mix of fast-growing sectors, including infrastructure, renewable energy, logistics and recycling.

The allocations were made via the two flagship funds of Steptrade – Chanakya Opportunities Fund I and Steptrade Revolution Fund I – which together form the core of the focus on SMEs and microcaps. Chanakya, India’s first Category II AIF Category II AIF, has used about RS 95 Crore, while the Revolution Fund has contributed another RS ​​82 Crore. Through these funds, Steptrade Capital anchored various stock market introductions, such as Quality Power Electrical Equipments, Fabtech Technologies Cleanrooms, Prostarme Info Systems, Maxvolt Energy and SAR Televentures.

“These SMEs and microcaps are the market leaders of tomorrow. By supporting them early, we make scale and administration possible to create value in the long term. Smart diversification and timely participation can yield strong exhibition profits today and tomorrow sustainable prosperity for investors,” said Kresha Gupta, director and fund manager.

Steptrade Capital has built up a differentiated presence in the Indian ecosystem for alternative investments. The company manages several SEBI-registered platforms-including an Alternative Investment Fund, a Portfolio Management Service and a Foreign Portfolio Investment Vehicle-making it one of the few institutions with a license for all categories. The combined managed power now is more than RS350 Crore, with a sharp focus on the SME, microcap and pre-ipo segments that form the backbone of the Indian entrepreneurial economy.

Chanakya Opportunities Fund I, launched in 2023, was established to offer growth capital and administrative support to emerging companies. With SMEs that contribute nearly 30% of Indian GDP and more than 25 crore people, the fund plays a catalyzing role in promoting the production -driven growth of India. The Sister Fund, Steptrade Revolution Fund I, broadens this mandate by diversifying allocations over a broader group of emennin, which limits the risk of concentration and at the same time retains exposure to the most promising New Age companies of India. The expansion is in line with the continuous efforts of Sebi to delve into participation of anchor investors at stock market introductions – a step that is aimed at strengthening price stability, increasing domestic property and increasing the trust of retail in the primary markets.

Looking ahead, Steptrade Capital is planning to increase his anchor all locations and to expand the coverage in the sunrise sectors, which re -confirms its commitment to SMEs and microcaps as a central strength on India’s path to an economy of $ 5 trillion.