Today's IPO offering for Excelsoft Technologies exceeded expectations on the street. Excelsoft Technologies' IPO GMP today indicated a listing premium of over 4% prior to the share launch.
Excelsoft Technologies made a great debut in the Indian stock exchange today, but its shares dropped more than 5%. The IPO date for Excelsoft Technologies was set for November 26, 2025, and the company was launched on both stock exchanges at a hefty premium.
Excelsoft Technologies shares were listed on the BSE and NSE for ₹135 each, which was 12.50% more than the ₹120 share issue price. The stock increased by an additional 18% during the day, reaching a peak of ₹142.65 per share on the BSE.
But following the robust listing, Excelsoft Technologies' stock price experienced intense selling pressure, which caused it to drop 5.48% from its listing price to a low of ₹127.60 per share.
Today's IPO offering for Excelsoft Technologies exceeded expectations on the street. Excelsoft Technologies' IPO GMP today suggested a listing premium of more than 4% over the IPO price prior to the share launch.
After listing, should you purchase, sell, or retain Excelsoft Technologies shares?
Excelsoft serves government agencies, business L&D, and educational institutions in the high-growth learning and assessment SaaS market. Through multi-year contracts, the company's 76 international clients generate steady, recurring revenue.
Even if Excelsoft Technologies' initial public offering (IPO) was successful, it mostly matches predictions of modest listing gains. According to Shivani Nyati, Head of Wealth at Swastika Investmart Ltd., "investors allotted shares may consider booking partial profits while holding the rest for medium-term growth, supported by the company's SaaS model, global presence, and strong financial momentum."
To control downside risk, Nyati suggests keeping a stop loss close to ₹130.
Operating leverage and growing digital usage across markets contributed to Excelsoft Technologies' FY25 PAT rise of 172%. Analysts think there are still hazards, though.
In the event of a contract loss or slowdown, Pearson's substantial client concentration (which accounts for around 59% of revenue) presents a severe disruption risk. Furthermore, Nyati stated that there was no opportunity for significant near-term upside because the IPO pricing seemed aggressive (Pre IPO P/E ~35).
A total of 43.19 subscriptions were made during Excelsoft Technologies' ₹500 crore initial public offering (IPO), which ran from November 19 to November 21. Excelsoft Technologies' IPO registrar was MUFG Intime India, and the book running lead manager was Anand Rathi Advisors Ltd.
Excelsoft Technologies shares were trading at ₹128.15 per share on the BSE at 1:35 PM, up 6.79% from their issue price but down 5.07% from their listing price.
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