
Mobilise App Lab IPO
BSE SMELot: 1600Construction
About Mobilise App Lab
Mobilise App Lab Limited (“Mobilise” or “the Company”) is an India-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and enterprise IT solutions provider, focused on building ERP, asset management, HR, supply chain, and education technology platforms for institutional and enterprise customers.
GMP History
| Date | GMP | Est. Listing |
|---|---|---|
| 20 Feb 2026 | +₹5 | ₹85 |
| 19 Feb 2026 | +₹5 | ₹85 |
| 18 Feb 2026 | +₹13 | ₹93 |
| 17 Feb 2026 | +₹13 | ₹93 |
| 16 Feb 2026 | +₹11 | ₹91 |
Company Overview
Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
Company Name | Mobilise App Lab Limited |
CIN | U62012HR2023PLC113349 |
Date of Incorporation (LLP) | April 04, 2013 |
Conversion to Pvt Ltd | July 17, 2023 |
Conversion to Public Ltd | April 17, 2025 |
Registered Office | Faridabad, Haryana |
Corporate Office | Gurugram, Haryana |
Industry | Information Technology / SaaS |
Sector | IT Services & Enterprise Software |
Website |
Inception and Corporate History
Mobilise began its journey in 2013 as a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) under the name Mobilise App Lab LLP. The original focus was on education ERP solutions, addressing operational inefficiencies in schools and colleges.
Key evolution milestones:
Year | Development |
|---|---|
2013 | Incorporated as Mobilise App Lab LLP |
2013–14 | Launch of EDUPro – Education ERP |
2016–17 | Development of CMMS platform (later OpsSuite) |
2017–18 | Launch of SCMPro – Supply Chain ERP |
2019–20 | Launch of HRevO – HR & Payroll ERP |
2023 | Conversion to Private Limited Company |
2025 | Conversion to Public Limited Company |
2026 | Proposed IPO on NSE Emerge |
Locations and Infrastructure
Location | Purpose |
|---|---|
Faridabad, Haryana | Registered Office |
Gurugram, Haryana | Corporate & Development Office |
The company operates an asset-light SaaS model, relying on cloud infrastructure and proprietary software platforms rather than physical manufacturing facilities.
Products and Services Offered
Mobilise provides modular, subscription-based ERP and enterprise software solutions, primarily to B2B clients.
Product Portfolio
Product | Description |
|---|---|
EDUPro | ERP for schools, colleges & universities |
OpsSuite | Facility & Asset Management (CMMS) |
SCMPro | End-to-end Supply Chain ERP |
HRevO | Human Resource & Payroll ERP |
Industry Background and Market Environment
Indian IT & SaaS Industry Overview
Mobilise operates within the Indian IT-BPM and SaaS ecosystem, which is one of the fastest-growing technology markets globally.
According to the Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) Industry Report commissioned for the IPO:
Metric | Value |
|---|---|
Indian IT-BPM Revenue (FY24) | USD 254 billion |
Projected Revenue (FY26) | USD 300 billion |
Expected CAGR (FY24–FY30) | ~5.5% |
Key Growth Drivers | Cloud, AI, SaaS, ERP digitisation |
Key Industry Growth Drivers
Enterprise digital transformation
Cloud-based SaaS adoption
Government-led digitisation
Increasing ERP adoption by SMEs
Demand for automation & analytics
Regulatory Landscape
The IT & SaaS industry is governed by:
Companies Act, 2013
SEBI Regulations (for listed entities)
IT Act, 2000
Data protection and cybersecurity norms
GST on SaaS subscriptions
Industry Outlook
Shift from on-premise to cloud ERP
Higher SaaS penetration in education & healthcare
Growing demand for integrated platforms
Increased focus on data security & compliance
Company Business Overview
Core Business Model
Mobilise follows a B2B SaaS subscription-based revenue model, offering customisable ERP platforms to institutions and enterprises.
Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
Revenue Model | Subscription & licensing |
Client Type | B2B / Institutional |
Delivery Model | Cloud-based SaaS |
Deployment | Modular & scalable |
Value Chain Positioning
Stage | Company Role |
|---|---|
Product Design | In-house development |
Platform Hosting | Cloud infrastructure |
Customisation | Client-specific modules |
Implementation | Deployment & onboarding |
Support | Ongoing SaaS support |
Target Customers
Segment | Use Case |
|---|---|
Schools & Universities | EDUPro ERP |
Hospitals & Facilities | OpsSuite CMMS |
Manufacturing & Retail | SCMPro |
Enterprises | HRevO HR platform |
As of the RHP date, EDUPro alone serves institutions with over 34,000 students.
Key Regulations and Compliance Framework
Applicable Regulations
Regulation | Impact |
|---|---|
Companies Act, 2013 | Corporate governance |
SEBI ICDR Regulations | IPO compliance |
SEBI LODR Regulations | Post-listing compliance |
IT Act, 2000 | Digital operations |
GST Act | SaaS taxation |
Labour Laws | Employee compliance |
Compliance Status
Regular statutory filings
Peer-reviewed financial statements
Internal audit and compliance framework in place
Risk Profile
Key Business Risks
Risk Category | Description |
|---|---|
Client Concentration | Dependence on institutional clients |
Technology Risk | Rapid tech changes |
Cybersecurity | Data breach risks |
Competition | Large ERP & SaaS players |
Revenue Volatility | Subscription renewals |
Operational & Financial Risks
Skilled manpower dependency
Cloud infrastructure costs
Working capital pressure
Regulatory changes in data protection
Promoters and Ownership Group
Promoter Details
Promoter | Background |
|---|---|
Mr. Ashish Sharma | Technology & business leadership |
Mrs. Smriti Sharma | Strategy & administration |
Dr. Manish Sharma | Advisory & governance |
Promoter Contribution
Over a decade in enterprise software
Direct involvement in product evolution
Long-standing client relationships
Strategic decision-making authority
Group Entities and Associate Companies
Mobilise App Lab Limited operates with a simple and focused group structure, which is typical for SaaS and SME IT companies. This structure helps maintain operational clarity, cost efficiency, and governance transparency.
Group Structure Overview
Category | Details |
|---|---|
Subsidiaries | Nil |
Associate Companies | Nil |
Joint Ventures | Nil |
Group Companies | Nil |
Key Insight:
Mobilise does not operate through multiple subsidiaries or SPVs. All product development, sales, implementation, and support activities are carried out directly by the listed entity, reducing complexity and related-party risk.
Leadership Team and Key Executives
Board of Directors
Mobilise’s Board comprises promoter directors and independent directors, as mandated under the Companies Act and SEBI SME Listing norms.
Name | Designation | Category |
|---|---|---|
Mr. Ashish Sharma | Chairman & Managing Director | Promoter |
Mrs. Smriti Sharma | Executive Director | Promoter |
Dr. Manish Sharma | Non-Executive Director | Promoter |
Independent Directors | Appointed | Independent |
Key Managerial Personnel (KMP)
Name | Role |
|---|---|
Mr. Gaurav Jain | Chief Financial Officer |
Ms. Ruchi Gupta | Company Secretary & Compliance Officer |
Management Strengths
Promoters have hands-on involvement in product design and delivery
Lean management structure supports faster decision-making
Experienced finance and compliance professionals ensure regulatory discipline
Corporate Governance and Board Committees
Mobilise follows governance practices applicable to SME-listed IT companies and has implemented the required statutory committees.
Board Committees
Committee | Key Responsibilities |
|---|---|
Audit Committee | Financial oversight, audits, internal controls |
Nomination & Remuneration Committee | Director/KMP selection & remuneration |
Stakeholders Relationship Committee | Investor complaints & communication |
Governance Highlights
Independent directors on key committees
Defined internal financial controls
Periodic internal and statutory audits
Legal Matters and Regulatory Proceedings
Litigation Status
As per the RHP, there are no material litigations or regulatory proceedings involving:
The company
The promoters
The directors
Category | Status |
|---|---|
Company litigations | Nil material |
Promoter litigations | Nil material |
Tax disputes | Routine / non-material |
Investor Note:
Absence of material litigation is a positive governance indicator, especially for an SME IT issuer.
Government and Statutory Approvals
Mobilise holds all necessary approvals and registrations required to operate its SaaS business lawfully.
Key Licences and Approvals
Approval / Registration | Issuing Authority |
|---|---|
Certificate of Incorporation | Registrar of Companies |
GST Registration | GST Department |
Shops & Establishments Registration | State Government |
Professional Tax | State Authorities |
SEBI & NSE Approvals | NSE Emerge Platform |
Financial Performance Overview
Restated Financial Performance (₹ in Lakhs)
Particulars | FY23 | FY24 | FY25 |
|---|---|---|---|
Revenue from Operations | 271.42 | 412.88 | 621.35 |
EBITDA | 96.73 | 161.25 | 262.94 |
Profit After Tax (PAT) | 55.42 | 92.18 | 151.64 |
Total Assets | 403.72 | 556.18 | 714.93 |
Net Worth | 183.64 | 275.82 | 427.46 |
Financial Performance Analysis
Revenue CAGR driven by SaaS subscriptions and institutional onboarding
Strong operating leverage as fixed development costs scale
Increasing net worth due to retained profits
Borrowings and Financial Obligations
Mobilise operates with low financial leverage, reflecting its asset-light SaaS business model.
Borrowing Profile (₹ in Lakhs)
Type | Amount |
|---|---|
Short-term Borrowings | 42.50 |
Unsecured Loans | 18.00 |
Long-term Borrowings | Nil |
Total Borrowings | 60.50 |
Observations
No heavy dependence on bank debt
Borrowings mainly for working capital
Low interest burden supports profitability
Cash Flow Position
Cash Flow Summary (₹ in Lakhs)
Activity | FY25 |
|---|---|
Cash Flow from Operating Activities | Positive |
Cash Flow from Investing Activities | Negative (software development) |
Cash Flow from Financing Activities | Marginal |
Interpretation
Core business generates operating cash
Investing cash flows relate to product enhancement
Minimal reliance on external financing
Important Financial Ratios
Key Financial Ratios
Ratio | FY23 | FY24 | FY25 |
|---|---|---|---|
EBITDA Margin (%) | 35.64 | 39.06 | 42.30 |
PAT Margin (%) | 20.42 | 22.32 | 24.41 |
Return on Equity (ROE %) | 30.17 | 33.43 | 35.49 |
Debt–Equity Ratio | 0.23x | 0.15x | 0.14x |
Current Ratio | 2.21x | 2.38x | 2.61x |
Management Discussion and Business Strategy (MD&A)
Management Perspective
Management believes the company is well-positioned to benefit from:
Increasing SaaS adoption
ERP digitisation in education and SMEs
Demand for cloud-based integrated platforms
Strategic Focus Areas
Strategic Area | Action Plan |
|---|---|
Product Expansion | Add analytics & AI modules |
Customer Growth | Target SMEs & institutions |
Recurring Revenue | Increase subscription renewals |
Technology | Cloud scalability & security |
Margins | Operating leverage |
Purpose of the IPO (Use of Funds)
Objects of the Issue
Purpose | Estimated Allocation |
|---|---|
Product Development & Technology | Major portion |
Sales & Marketing Expansion | Moderate |
General Corporate Purposes | Balance |
Issue Expenses | As applicable |
Strategic Rationale
Strengthen product platforms
Scale customer acquisition
Build long-term recurring revenue base
Improve brand visibility post listing
Pricing Logic and Valuation Basis
IPO Pricing Methodology
The IPO of Mobilise App Lab Limited is being conducted through a 100% book-building process in accordance with SEBI (Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2018. The final issue price will be determined based on investor demand within the specified price band.
Key Valuation Factors Considered
Parameter | Rationale |
|---|---|
Revenue Growth | Strong CAGR driven by SaaS subscriptions |
Profitability | High EBITDA and PAT margins |
Asset-Light Model | Low capital intensity |
Return Ratios | Strong ROE and ROCE |
Peer Comparison | SME SaaS & ERP companies |
Indicative Peer Valuation Context
Metric | SME SaaS Companies |
|---|---|
P/E Range | 15x – 30x |
EV / EBITDA | 8x – 15x |
ROE | 20% – 35% |
Investor Insight:
Mobilise’s valuation reflects its high-margin SaaS model, strong promoter involvement, and scalability, rather than physical asset ownership.
Share Capital and Ownership Structure
Equity Share Capital Details
Particular | Details |
|---|---|
Face Value | ₹10 per equity share |
Type of Issue | Fresh Issue |
Total Shares Offered | 14,88,000 equity shares |
Market Maker Reservation | 76,000 equity shares |
Capital Structure Overview
Stage | Shareholding |
|---|---|
Pre-IPO | Promoters & promoter group |
Post-IPO | Promoters + Public shareholders |
Note:
Since the issue is a pure Fresh Issue, the entire IPO proceeds will be received by the company.
Shareholding Pattern (Post-IPO – Indicative)
Expected Post-Listing Shareholding
Category | Approximate Holding |
|---|---|
Promoter & Promoter Group | ~72.0% |
Public Shareholders | ~28.0% |
Market Maker | Included within public |
Key Takeaways
Promoters retain management control
Adequate public float for SME liquidity
No institutional investors at IPO stage
Dividend Policy
Mobilise App Lab Limited has adopted a conservative dividend policy, aligned with its growth-oriented SaaS business model.
Dividend Policy Framework
Aspect | Policy Position |
|---|---|
Dividend Declaration | At Board discretion |
Primary Focus | Product growth & technology |
Frequency | As and when declared |
Constraints | Cash flows & expansion plans |
Investor View
Not a dividend-yield stock in the near term
Retained earnings likely to fund growth
Suitable for long-term capital appreciation
Tax Considerations for Investors
Tax Implications for Resident Individuals
Transaction | Tax Treatment |
|---|---|
Short-Term Capital Gains (<12 months) | 15% |
Long-Term Capital Gains (>12 months) | 10% (above ₹1 lakh) |
Dividend Income | Taxed at applicable slab rate |
Other Categories
NRIs & FPIs: Subject to DTAA benefits
TDS applicable on dividends
Related Party Dealings
Mobilise engages in limited related party transactions, primarily involving promoter remuneration and routine business dealings.
Nature of Related Party Transactions
Transaction Type | Description |
|---|---|
Remuneration | Promoter directors |
Professional Services | Advisory roles |
Expense Reimbursements | Business-related |
Governance Controls
Transactions conducted at arm’s length
Approved by Audit Committee
Fully disclosed in financial statements
Key Agreements and Legal Contracts
IPO-Related Agreements
Agreement | Purpose |
|---|---|
Underwriting Agreement | Issue underwriting |
Registrar Agreement | Share allotment |
Market Making Agreement | Liquidity support |
Offer Agreement | IPO execution |
Business-Critical Contracts
Contract Type | Importance |
|---|---|
Cloud Hosting Agreements | Platform availability |
Client Subscription Agreements | Revenue generation |
Employment Contracts | Talent retention |
Issue Details and Allocation Structure
IPO Structure Summary
Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
Issue Type | 100% Book Built |
Fresh Issue Size | 14,88,000 equity shares |
Face Value | ₹10 |
Lot Size | 1,200 shares |
Market Maker | Mandatory |
Investor Reservation
Category | Allocation |
|---|---|
QIBs | Up to 50% |
Retail Investors | Minimum 35% |
Non-Institutional Investors | Minimum 15% |
Market Maker | Fixed reservation |
Rights of Equity Shareholders
Shareholder Rights
Right | Description |
|---|---|
Voting Rights | One vote per share |
Dividend Rights | Proportionate entitlement |
Bonus / Rights Issue | Subject to Board approval |
Liquidation Rights | Residual claim after liabilities |
Minority Shareholder Protection
Independent directors
SEBI disclosure requirements
Statutory audits
Other Statutory and Regulatory Disclosures
Mandatory Disclosures Summary
Disclosure Area | Status |
|---|---|
SEBI ICDR Compliance | Fully compliant |
Companies Act Compliance | Compliant |
Accounting Standards | Ind AS |
Auditor’s Report | Unqualified |
Risk Factors | Detailed in RHP |
Final Investor Summary
Mobilise App Lab Limited is a high-margin, asset-light SaaS company with:
Strong recurring revenue model
Rapid revenue and profit growth
Low debt and high ROE
Promoter-led execution
Clear IPO use for product scaling
This IPO is most suitable for growth-oriented SME investors seeking exposure to India’s SaaS and enterprise digitalisation theme.