All Time Plastics IPO: GMP, Details & Expert Review (August 2025)
All Time Plastics IPO:
Grey Market Premium (GMP) & Latest Updates
As of August 09, 2025, All Time Plastics IPO commands a Grey Market Premium (GMP) of ₹20–₹26 per share. This suggests a 7%–9% listing gain over the upper price band of ₹275, reflecting solid demand among retail investors and market participants despite sector volatility.
Date IPO Price Estimated Listing Price Estimated Gain
08-08-25 ₹275 ₹301 9.4%
07-08-25 ₹275 ₹300 9.09%
08-08-25 ₹275-293 ₹293 6.55%
09-08-25 ₹275 ₹295 7.27%
GMP values fluctuate daily with market sentiment, so check for live updates during the IPO window.
Key IPO Details
IPO Open Dates: August 7, 2025 – August 11, 2025
Price Band: ₹260 – ₹275 per share
Lot Size: 54 shares (Minimum investment: ₹14,850)
Total Issue Size: ₹400.60 crore (includes fresh issue ₹280 crore + OFS ₹120.6 crore)
Allotment Date: August 12, 2025
Listing Date: August 14, 2025
Registrar: Kfin Technologies Limited
Listing: BSE and NSE
Face Value: ₹2 per share
Business Overview
All Time Plastics Limited, founded in 1971, is a market leader in plastic consumerware manufacturing, serving both private label and branded markets. With state-of-the-art factories in Daman and Silvassa and over 115 automated injection moulding machines, it exports to 25 countries and holds a strong position in India’s packaging sector.
IPO Objectives
Debt repayment/Prepayment of borrowings
Purchase equipment and machinery for the Manekpur facility
General corporate purposes and working capital
Subscription Status & Outlook
On Day 2, IPO subscribed 1.06x overall, led by retail (1.51x), NII (0.88x), and employees (3.13x).
QIBs showed cautious interest, indicating mixed institutional sentiment.
Analysts rate the IPO attractive for its moderate valuation, robust export presence, margin profile, and expansion plans, but warn of price volatility in raw materials and cyclical demand risks.
Analyst Review: Should You Subscribe?
Pros: Strong revenue, premium client base, expansion, and technology adoption.
Cons: Sector volatility, no long-term supply contracts, input price fluctuations.
Verdict: Recommended for medium-to-long term investors seeking exposure to consumer durables and plastics. Short-term listing gains likely but exercise prudence due to GMP variability and broader market factors.
