Yatayat Corporation, a logistics firm from Gujarat, has officially filed its draft prospectus with SEBI, signaling the start of its initial public offering.
What the IPO includes
- Fresh issue of up to 77 lakh new equity shares.
- Offer for sale of up to 56 lakh shares by promoter Meena Praveen Aggarwal.
- Total shares on offer could reach up to 1.33 crore.
Where the shares will trade
The shares are planned to be listed on both the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE) once the IPO is completed.
Use of the money raised
Money from the new shares is expected to be used to pay down existing loans, support working‑capital needs and fund general corporate activities.
Company snapshot
Yatayat focuses on full‑truck‑load (FTL) transport across major Indian freight corridors. It operates an asset‑light model, owning a small fleet while partnering with many independent truck owners. The firm also offers cross‑border services to Bangladesh and handles part‑load, express, over‑dimensional and multimodal freight through its subsidiary.
Recent financial performance
- Revenue grew to ₹448.13 cr in FY2025, up from ₹348.34 cr in FY2024.
- Profit after tax rose to ₹30 cr in FY2025, compared with ₹14.95 cr the previous year.
- Profit margin improved to 6.70% in FY2025.
- For the quarter ending June 30 2025, revenue was ₹119.68 cr and profit after tax ₹7.83 cr.
How to apply
Unistone Capital is handling the book‑running for the issue. Investors can apply for the fresh issue or buy the promoter’s shares during the offer period, following standard IPO procedures on the stock exchanges.
Key takeaway
The IPO gives retail investors a chance to own a piece of a growing logistics player that is expanding its network across India and into Bangladesh, while the company gains capital to reduce debt and fuel further growth.
Remember, this is just an overview, not a recommendation. Do your own research and consider your risk tolerance before investing.