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Fusion Klassroom Edutech IPO

Fusion Klassroom Edutech IPO is a sme IPO raising ₹39 Cr at ₹151 – ₹159 a share. The smallest application you can make is 800 shares, costing ₹1,27,200 at the top of the band. Bidding opens on 31 Jul 2026.

151 – 159
Price band
1,27,200
Minimum to apply (800 shares)
39 Cr
Issue size
31 Jul 2026
Bidding opens
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What this company actually does

Read out of the prospectus’s business section, stripped of its marketing language.

Fusion Klassroom Edutech Limited runs a hybrid education and skilling business in India aimed at school students (Grades 6–12), competitive-exam aspirants (JEE/NEET), professional-course learners (CA pathway), and job-seekers wanting AI/ML and vocational skills. It delivers content through its own AI-powered Education OTT app (100+ courses, ~3,300 hours of digital content) and a network of 30 offline partner centres, mostly in Mumbai, and also executes large academic and skilling projects for state governments (Rajasthan, Maharashtra, UP, Tripura) and central bodies (NSDC, TSSC, PM Shri Schools, JNV). The core idea is to combine a low-cost subscription OTT product with offline centres, AI/ML labs, and government project execution.

How it earns

Revenue comes from multiple channels: OTT/subscription fees (personal and enterprise), offline centre tuition fees, B2B institutional licensing of its OTT platform, government project implementation fees (routed through channel partners), AI/ML training centres, sale of learning devices, books and courseware, and distributor/channel-partner sales.

Who buys

Customer concentration is high. In FY2026, the single largest customer accounted for 40.11% of revenue (₹924.11 lakhs); Top 3 = 64.08% (₹1,476.36 lakhs); Top 5 = 75.65% (₹1,742.85 lakhs); Top 10 = 78.72% (₹1,813.59 lakhs). The prospectus does not name the top customer explicitly, but government projects are a major revenue source, with the Rajasthan project described as benefiting over 3 lakh learners across all districts and the UP girl-child digital education initiative covering 1,000+ beneficiaries. Concentration has eased from FY2024, when Top 1 was 54.76%.

Scale

30 offline partner centres (5 of them AI/ML skill centres/labs in Mumbai); 6,59,048 registered users, 2,66,986 subscribers, 74,000 active users, 1,51,794 app downloads as of March 31, 2026; 68 faculty (5 employees + 63 consultants); 26 total personnel (22 permanent + 4 contractual).

What it says sets it apart

  • Proprietary AI-powered Education OTT platform with 100+ courses and ~3,300 hours of digital content, plus 1,51,794 app downloads and a 4.5-star Google Play rating.
  • Hybrid model combining 30 offline partner centres (5 of them AI/ML skill labs and centres in Mumbai) with the OTT app, multilingual content delivery (5 regional languages live), and a white-labelled LMS that can be licensed to institutions.
  • Anchored government partnerships, including MoUs with the Government of Rajasthan (academic projects in MG Government Schools and skill projects in ITI/RSLDC across all districts), MSSDS and TSSC in Maharashtra, the UP girl-child digital education initiative, and Tripura SCERT — plus central work with PM Shri Schools, JNV, NSDC and TSSC.
  • Multi-layer channel partner and distribution network across Maharashtra, UP, Punjab, Rajasthan, Delhi and Gujarat, reaching rural and semi-urban markets at low acquisition cost.
  • FY2026 revenue of ₹2,303.95 lakhs (≈₹23.04 crore) up from ₹1,008.65 lakhs (≈₹10.09 crore) in FY2025 and ₹458.30 lakhs (≈₹4.58 crore) in FY2024, with FY2026 EBITDA of ₹1,299.00 lakhs (≈₹12.99 crore) and profit after tax of ₹760.12 lakhs (≈₹7.60 crore).

Revenue mix

Online (digital subscriptions, OTT) 76.48%Offline (centre tuition fees, AI/ML training centres, courseware, learning devices) 23.52%B2B (including institutional licensing) 45.75%Channel Partner (incl. government project implementation) 30.16%B2C (direct subscriptions and offline tuition) 21.36%Distributor 2.49%NGO and Sponsors 0.24%Uttar Pradesh (geography) 42.6%

The last few years in numbers

From the prospectus’s own summary financial table (restated standalone). Margins and growth are computed from the stated figures; everything else is as printed.

PeriodRevenueProfit after taxPAT marginNet worthBorrowings
FY202623 Cr+128%8 Cr+162%33.0%18 Cr3 Cr
FY202510 Cr+120%3 Cr+745%28.8%10 Cr1 Cr
FY20245 Cr0 Cr7.5%4 Cr0 Cr

What happens when

31 Jul 2026Bidding opens
4 Aug 2026Bidding closes
6 Aug 2026Allotment finalised — you find out what you got
6 Aug 2026Money refunded to unsuccessful bidders
7 Aug 2026Shares list and start trading
15 Sept 2026UPI mandate expires

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Median return since issue price
48.1%
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