Sacheerome IPO lot value jumps from ₹1.22 lakh to ₹4.78 lakh
In short
Sacheerome IPO investors who got one 1,200-share lot at ₹102 saw its value rise to ₹4,78,500 at ₹398.75 in 16 months. The original lot cost ₹1,22,400, so the paper gain was ₹3,56,100, or about 291%.
This shows a very strong move in the NSE SME stock, but the report does not say why it rose. It also does not say whether investors booked profits.
What the reporting says
Sacheerome IPO investors who bought one 1,200-share lot at ₹102 saw the holding rise to ₹4,78,500 at ₹398.75 over 16 months, according to a publisher summary. That turned an initial ₹1,22,400 allotment into an unrealised gain of ₹3,56,100, or about 291%, before costs and taxes. The reporting does not state whether investors have sold or what drove the stock move.
Why it matters
Sacheerome’s IPO allotment has become much more valuable, with one 1,200-share lot rising from ₹1,22,400 to ₹4,78,500 at the quoted price of ₹398.75, per the summary. The move implies a large unrealised gain for allottees, but taxes, costs and any sale decision are not included. The story is mainly relevant to SME market investors and traders tracking post-IPO performance.