
Biopol Chemicals IPO
BSE SMELot: 1200Chemicals
About Biopol Chemicals
Biopol Chemicals Limited is a specialty chemicals company engaged in the manufacturing, trading, and distribution of specialty chemical products. The company operates primarily on a B2B model, supplying chemicals to institutional and industrial customers across multiple sectors such as textiles, home care, agriculture, and industrial manufacturing. The company began its journey in 2005 as a proprietorship firm and later transformed into a corporate entity in 2023. Over time, it has expanded its product portfolio to 66 specialty chemical products, including silicone-based products, emulsifiers, biochemicals, and polyelectrolytes. It also provides technical consultancy services to help customers optimize chemical usage in their processes. With growing demand for specialty chemicals in India and export markets (notably Bangladesh), Biopol Chemicals is positioning itself as a niche supplier with customized formulations and technical expertise.
Business overview
Biopol Chemicals Limited manufactures and trades specialty chemicals used across different industrial applications.
Product Portfolio (66 Products)
Category | No. of Products |
|---|---|
Silicone-based chemicals | 40 |
Emulsifiers | 5 |
Biochemicals | 15 |
Polyelectrolytes | 6 |
Application Areas:
Textile softeners & emulsions
Home care cleaning chemicals
Agricultural surfactants
Industrial release agents
The company also offers technical consultancy services, assisting clients with formulation guidance and chemical application solutions.
📊 Product Mix (visual)
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Industry overview
India’s chemical industry is one of the most diversified globally, covering over 80,000 commercial products. Specialty chemicals represent the fastest-growing segment.
Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
India’s chemical market (2024) | ₹21.5 lakh crore |
Global rank | 6th largest producer |
Expected size (2040) | ₹86 lakh crore |
Contribution to GDP | ~7% |
Growth Drivers:
Textile and apparel industry expansion
Agriculture modernization
Demand for home care products
Industrial manufacturing growth
Export opportunities
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Risk factors
Business & Market Risks
The company depends on demand from textile, agriculture, and industrial sectors. A slowdown in any of these industries could reduce sales.
Competition from larger specialty chemical manufacturers may pressure pricing and margins.
Operational Risks
Chemical manufacturing involves environmental and safety risks. Any accident, leakage, or regulatory breach could disrupt operations.
Insurance coverage may not fully cover losses from major industrial incidents.
Financial Risks
High working capital requirements for raw materials and inventory.
Dependence on borrowings exposes the company to interest rate fluctuations.
Regulatory Risks
Subject to environmental laws, pollution control norms, and chemical handling regulations.
Any change in compliance requirements could increase operating costs.
IPO & Market Risks
As a first-time listed company, there is no assurance of post-listing liquidity or stable share price.
Promoters and promoter group
Promoters:
Mr. Santanu Sarkar
Mr. Vedant Sarkar
They have long experience in chemical trading and manufacturing.
The promoter group does not have any material conflicting businesses.
Management and key personnel
Name | Designation |
|---|---|
Mr. Santanu Sarkar | Chairman & Managing Director |
Mr. Vedant Sarkar | Whole-Time Director |
Mr. Sandip Choudhury | CFO |
Ms. Deepti Nama | Company Secretary |
Management combines technical, operational, and financial expertise.
Litigation and regulatory matters
Entity | Nature | Status |
|---|---|---|
Company | Tax proceedings | Minor |
Promoters | Criminal / SEBI actions | Nil material |
Directors | Litigation | Nil |
No litigation threatens business continuity.
Financials
Year | Revenue | PAT | Net Worth |
|---|---|---|---|
FY23 | 1,933 | 53 | 179 |
FY24 | 2,547 | 296 | 920 |
FY25 | 4,915 | 433 | 1,353 |
9M FY26 | 4,897 | 600 | 1,954 |
📊 Revenue Growth
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Year | Operating CF | Investing CF | Financing CF |
|---|---|---|---|
FY23 | Positive | Negative | Positive |
FY24 | Positive | Negative | Positive |
FY25 | Strong Positive | Expansion Capex | Borrowings |
Key ratios
Ratio | FY23 | FY24 | FY25 |
|---|---|---|---|
EPS (₹) | 3.78 | 5.47 | 7.59 |
ROE (%) | 17% | 22% | 32% |
Debt-Equity | 0.75 | 0.57 | 0.38 |
EBITDA Margin | 12% | 14% | 18% |
Objects of the issue
IPO proceeds will be used for:
Working capital requirements
Purchase of new machinery
Capacity expansion
General corporate purposes
Offer structure
Component | Shares |
|---|---|
Fresh Issue | 28,94,400 |
OFS | Nil |
Market Maker | As per SME norms |
Net Issue | Balance |
Allocation:
QIB – up to 50%
Retail – minimum 35%
NII – minimum 15%
Valuation
Valuation is based on:
EPS growth
Peer comparison (Rossari Biotech, Fineotex, Indian Emulsifiers)
Return ratios
Industry outlook
Capital structure
Aspect | Impact |
|---|---|
Equity base | Increases |
Promoter holding | Majority retained |
Net worth | Strengthens |
Debt ratio | Improves |
Related party transactions
Nature | Amount (₹ Lakhs) |
|---|---|
Purchase from promoter entity | 271.27 |
All transactions are disclosed and at arm’s length. |
Material contracts
Issue Agreement
Underwriting Agreement
Registrar Agreement
Market Maker Agreement
Escrow Agreement
Corporate governance
Independent directors
Audit Committee
NRC Committee
Stakeholder Committee
SEBI LODR compliance
Internal audit system
Mmanagement discussion and analysis (MDA)
Management attributes growth to:
Expansion in product portfolio
Increased industrial demand
Entry into export markets
Improved margins
Better operational efficiency
Future Strategy:
Expand manufacturing capacity
Launch new formulations
Strengthen exports
Improve profitability
Outlook:
Management expects sustained growth driven by specialty chemical demand in textiles, agriculture, and industrial sectors.