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M.K.Sons Fine Jewels IPO

M.K.Sons Fine Jewels IPO is a mainboard IPO raising ₹275 Cr at ₹153 – ₹162 a share. The smallest application you can make is 91 shares, costing ₹14,742 at the top of the band. Bidding closes on 30 Oct 2026 and the shares list on 4 Nov 2026.

₹153 – ₹162
Price band
₹14,742
Minimum to apply (91 shares)
₹275 Cr
Issue size
30 Oct 2026
Bidding closes
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What the prospectus says could go wrong

Read from the 440-page prospectus. Indian prospectuses list hundreds of risk factors, most of them generic boilerplate. These are the 14 specific to this company; 153 generic ones were skipped. Every one is quoted verbatim with its page, so you can check it against the document.

Severeconcentrationpage 28

Revenue heavily concentrated in single CG Road Ahmedabad showroom

the store located at CG Road, Ahmedabad, Gujarat generates a substantial share of our total revenue from operations
Severefinancialpage 34

Negative operating cash flow in last three Fiscals

Our Company had negative net cash flow from operating activities in the last three Fiscals.
Severefinancialpage 43

Inventory equals 90% of total assets with rising holding days

our inventories were ₹ 2,752.26 million, ₹ 2,564.29 million, ₹ 2,056.96 million and ₹ 874.81 million
Highfinancialpage 35

Large working capital gap funded by borrowings

As of June 30, 2026, our outstanding borrowings amounted to ₹ 705.22 million mainly used to support working capital requirements.
Highoperationalpage 29

Entirely showroom-dependent sales with no online channel

Our business is entirely dependent on customer footfall at our physical showrooms, and we do not generate any online revenue or by any alternate sales channels.
Highmarketpage 33

Gold and diamond price volatility affects margins and inventory

A sustained increase in gold or diamond prices may lead to higher procurement and inventory holding costs, increased working capital requirements and interest costs, and may reduce consumer demand due to affordability concerns
Highoperationalpage 34

Reliance on third-party manufacturers without long-term contracts

since we do not enter into contractual obligations with these third-party manufacturers and Karigars, we are exposed to the risk of our designs being passed on to competitors
Highpromoterpage 46

Group company has overlapping jewellery business objects

Our Group Company, Spicy Sangria Hotels Private Limited, has objects similar to those of our Company
Highfinancialpage 41

Gold-heavy product mix compresses operating margins

a higher contribution from lower-margin gold jewellery relative to higher-margin diamond jewellery may materially and adversely affect our profitability
Highlitigationpage 46

Tax demands and contingent liabilities may crystallize

raised a demand of ₹4,29,42,955 against our Company
Highpromoterpage 54

Promoter guarantees support ₹527 million of borrowing facilities

our lenders may require us to furnish alternate guarantees or may demand a repayment of the outstanding amounts under the said facilities sanctioned
Highoperationalpage 52

Permanent employee attrition reached 55% in FY2026

Permanent employees 14% 55% 27% 33%
Moderatefinancialpage 37

Prior auditor modified opinion on Indian GAAP financials

The audit reports on the Indian GAAP financial statements issued by the Previous Auditors, M/s Parmar & Company., Chartered Accountants, were modified.
Moderateregulatorypage 49

Promoter has prior SEBI penalty for manipulative trading

SEBI held that Neelam Raimalani had engaged in fraudulent and unfair trade practices

Extracted from the issuer’s own prospectus and ranked by how specific and material each risk is to this company. Severity is our assessment of the disclosure, not a prediction — and nothing here is a recommendation to apply to this issue.

What’s in court

The issuer’s own summary of outstanding legal proceedings — SEBI requires this table in every prospectus. Counts and amounts are as disclosed.

AgainstCriminalTaxOther materialAmount at stake
The company060₹5.0 Cr
Promoters0163₹5.9 Cr
Directors0160₹5.6 Cr
Group companies080₹0.1 Cr
case₹13 Crpage 344

Neelam Ramchand Raimalani v. Income Tax Department—AY 2016-17 reassessment concerning alleged accommodation entries through Kamalakshi Finance Corporation shares; alleged income escapement of ₹12.86 crore.

case₹5.0 Crpage 342

M.K. Sons Fine Jewels Limited v. Income Tax Department—AY 2017-18 demonetisation cash-deposit assessment; ₹4.99785 crore of deposits treated as unexplained, with tax demand of ₹4.2942955 crore.

case₹4.0 Crpage 343

Ramchand Murlidhar Raimalani v. Income Tax Department—AY 2012-13 reassessment over alleged client-code-modification income; ₹4.0422487 crore added to income and ₹1.249437 crore penalty imposed.

Source table amounts are in ₹ million and were converted using ₹10 million = ₹1 crore. Bucket amounts are exact sums of stated non-NIL amounts; the promoters bucket also includes ₹2.907155 crore quantified in three writ petitions. Directors’ figures follow the prospectus’s express cross-references to the promoter matters and therefore overlap them. No separate subsidiaries figures or litigation grand total are stated. No criminal proceedings, statutory/regulatory-authority actions, SEBI or stock-exchange disciplinary actions, or material inspection findings were disclosed [p340, p343-p350].. Outstanding means unresolved — a listed case is an exposure, not a verdict.

Source documents

What the issuer and the exchanges published. Everything else on this tab is read out of these.