Allied Engineering Works IPO

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About Allied Engineering Works IPO

The Allied Engineering Works is a reputed brand in the industry of machinery and engineering solutions in India. The company deals with the design and manufacture of heavy equipment to be used in cement, steel, mining, and power-generating industries. Allied is known to have good engineering strength and, as such, manufactures tailor-made machines and machinery systems to suit industries. The company is also engaged in after-sales and maintenance services and assists with the delivery of spare parts, which contributes to customer relationships. The increase in capital spending in the main sectors places Allied Engineering Works in a position to make a profit since the country is geared towards infrastructure development and production. The future IPO will be directed to secure funds to facilitate the expansion of capacity, modernization of plants, and debt reduction. The company’s current big order book and technical expertise position it well in the Indian industrial equipment market.

Allied Engineering Works IPO Subscription Status

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Allied Engineering Works IPO Financial Status

Particulars (in Rs. Crores)	31 Mar 2025	31 Mar 2024	31 Mar 2023
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Allied Engineering Works IPO SWOT Analysis

Strengths

The company has gained acceptance in a wide range of heavy industrial equipment, enabling people to trust the brand and remain loyal.
By designing customized solutions, they differentiate themselves and build long-term contracts with industrial clients.
Post-sales services farm recurring revenues from customers while enhancing loyalty.
The demand for engineering products is rising with the rise in infrastructure and manufacturing investments.
Proceeds from the IPO are expected to fund expansion and modernization, making the company more competitive.

Weaknesses

Cyclically dependent industrial capex wherein revenues become volatile during the down phase.
Being a high working capital enterprise, cash flow management is affected.
Competition remains from other global OEMs, which puts pressure on contract pricing.
The project cycle is too long, and revenues and earnings get delayed.
Heavy reliance on a few industries leads to concentration risk.