• Updated: 18 Dec 2025, 10:02 PM IST
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Unlocking Potential: A Deep Dive into Aadhar Housing Finance Ltd's IPO

Key Highlights:

  • Aadhar Housing Finance Ltd’s IPO size is Rs 3000 crores
  • The IPO’s lot size is 47, with the price range between Rs 300 to Rs 315
  • The company will get listed on stock exchanges on 15th May

It’s raining initial public offerings (IPOs) for investors. The IPO juggernaut that started last year continues unabated. With the benchmark indices touching new highs, companies across industry verticals are looking to get listed on bourses. Aadhar Housing Financing Ltd is one of several companies all set to launch its IPO. Read on to find out essential details of this IPO.

Aadhar Housing Finance Company is into housing finance catering to the low-income housing segment. It serves economically weaker and low-to-middle-income customers who need small-ticket mortgage loans. The company offers a range of mortgage-related loan products and has 487 branches, including 109 sales offices as of 31st December 2023.

Source: RHP

Aadhar Housing Finance Ltd has launched its IPO on 8th May. The IPO will close on 10th May. The table below highlights other key details of the IPO:

The company plans to utilise the funds obtained to meet:

  • Future capital requirements towards onward lending

  • General corporate purposes

Further, a portion of the proceeds from the fresh issue will be used towards meeting offer expenses.

The financials of Aadhar Housing Finance Ltd are impressive. Below are some of its key financials across different financial years:

The housing finance market, focusing on low-income housing loans in was around Rs 4.4 trillion as of December 2023. As per CRISIL MI&A, the loans outstanding in housing finance focused on low income housing segment is expected to touch Rs 5.4-5.7 trillion by March 2026, translating into an 8-10% CAGR between fiscals 2023 and 2026.

Source: RHP

Before investing in any company’s IPO, you should read its red herring prospectus (RHP), and Aadhar Housing Finance Ltd is no different. Read the prospectus to get an overview of its strengths and risks before subscribing.

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Source: RHP

Aadhar Housing Finance will soon become a listed company after its IPO on 8th May. The company will get listed on the stock exchanges on 15th May.

Aadhar Housing Finance was earlier known as Vysya Bank Housing Finance Limited.

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