Crizac shares made a stellar debut on the stock market today, listing at a significant premium over the issue price. Backed by strong demand and positive market sentiment, the IPO has drawn heavy interest from retail and institutional investors alike.
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Crizac IPO Makes Impressive Debut: Lists at Premium on NSE and BSE
In a highly anticipated move, Crizac Limited made its debut on the Indian stock exchanges today, July 9, 2025, with shares listing at a significant premium over the issue price. The stock opened at ₹176.50 on NSE and ₹176.30 on BSE, against the issue price of ₹157 per share — marking a premium of around 12.5%.
Investor Optimism Rewards the Stock
The Crizac IPO, which closed with robust oversubscription, had generated strong investor interest during its bidding phase. Retail investors, HNIs, and institutional players all participated actively, with the issue being oversubscribed by more than 120 times.
The GMP (grey market premium) had already indicated a strong listing, with Crizac commanding a premium of ₹18–₹20 before debut. The listing lived up to the hype, reflecting confidence in the company’s growth prospects and robust fundamentals.
About Crizac: What Makes It Stand Out?
Crizac Limited operates in the education-focused marketing and consulting space, offering end-to-end solutions for universities, test prep institutes, and edtech players. With its niche positioning and asset-light model, the company is seen as a strong bet in the booming Indian education and consulting sector.
Analysts also point out that Crizac’s consistent financials, positive EBITDA margins, and low debt profile make it an attractive pick for both short-term and long-term investors.
Key Listing Day Metrics
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Issue Price: ₹157 per share
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NSE Listing Price: ₹176.50
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BSE Listing Price: ₹176.30
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Listing Premium: ~12.5%
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Lot Size: 800 shares
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Total Issue Size: ₹41.8 crore
Analysts’ View: Hold or Book Profits?
Market analysts have advised cautious optimism. While the listing was strong, they recommend watching broader market trends and booking partial profits if the price moves sharply upwards.
